Northern Telecom Decorator Series Instruction manual

Northern Telecom
Decorator Telephone Sets
Northern Telecom Practices : 502-9011-200
Issue Date : 1O-Feb-1979
Type: QSK420 & QSQM420 Type Candlestick
Purpose : Identification, Connections &
Maintenance.
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NORTHERN TELECOM PRACTICES SECTION 502-9011-200
Issued: 79 02 10
Standard
DECORATORTELEPHONE SETS
QSK420- AND QSQM420-TYPE CANDLESTICK
IDENTIFICATION, CONNECTIONS AND MAINTENANCE
Fig. 1 - 420-Type Candlestick Telephone Set
CONTENTS PAGE CONTENTS PAGE
1. GENERAL .•..••••.••••••••••.•••. 1058 4. MAINTENANCE ...•••.•..•••••.•. 1060
Reason for Reissue .... . . ..... . ... 1058
2. IDENTIFICATION ................. 1058
5. ASSEMBLY OF PARTS ..••••••••••. 1062
3. CONNECTIONS .•••.•.• • •••.•• • ••. 1058
Handsfree Connection . . .. . ... . ....... 1060
TeleDialer* 32 Connection ............ 1060 6. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS .
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1. GENERAL
1.01 The Candlestick telephone set has a circular
base with the dial mounted in it. The
transmitter is situated approximately 8 inches
(203 mm) above the base. The receiver han~s on the
hook at the left side of the telephone set (Fig. I).
1.02 Reason for Reissue. To include new and
revised Figures, Charts and Tables. Because
of the extent of the changes, margined arrows are not
used.
2. IDENTIFICATION
2.01 Color codes for the El QSK420-and
QSQM420- tyPC telephone set are listed in
Table.A.
TABLE A
QSK420- AND QSQM420-TYPE
TELEPHONE SETS
CODES
CODE
QSK420A El
QSK421A El
QSK422A El
QSK423A El
QSQM420A
QSQM421A
QSQM422A
QSQM423A
COLOR
Black
Red
White
Canadiana
Black
Red
White
Canadiana
2.02 The El QSK420-type telephone set is a single-
line, rotary dial set which is factory wired for
ring party service. The set is equipped with a
3-conductor, round, spade-tip-ended mounting cord.
The set can also be modified for use with NE-IAI or
NE-IA2 Key Telephone Systems (KTS).
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2.03 The QSQM420-type telephone set is identical
in appearance to the QSK420-type set,
however, it is factory wired for individual or bridged
party service and is equipped with a 4-conductor, flat,
plug-ended mounting cord.
2.04 The assoCiated apparatus for these telephone
sets (which must be ordered separately) is
listed in Table B.
TABLE B
ASSOCIATED APPARATUS
TELEPHONE SET
CODE
QSK420A El
QSK421A El
QSK422A El
QSK423A El
NE-lAl OR NE-1A2
KTS
NE -D4BJ-03 Cord
NE -D4BJ-53 Cord
NE-D4BJ-35 Cord
NE -D4BJ-35 Cord
Not.e : Associated apparatus must be ordered
separately.
El Not re quired by Bell Canada
3. CONNECTIONS
3.01 Connections for all classes of sefvice are
shown in Table C. Wiring modifications for
use with NE-IAI or NE-IA2 is shown in Table E.
Not.e : For QSQM420-type telephone sets, all
service modifications must be made within the
set.
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TABLE C
CONNECTIONS FOR QSK420- AND QSQM420-TYPE
TELEPHONE SETS
COLOR INDIVIDUAL RING TIP
OR BRIDGED PARTY PARTY
Mounting Cord RING R R R G
at Connecting
TIP G G G R
Block (for
GRD
y G y y
QSK420-type AUX --- -
only)
RING R L2 L2 L2 8
Mounting Cord TIP G Lt LI
LI
at Network GRD
y G G G
AUX BK * * *
R A A A
Ringer (Note 1) S-R * * *
s * · * *
BK
G(D
G G
s K K K
S-Y L2 L2 L2
S-BR c c c
S-G Ll
t
Ll
t
Lt
t
Line Switch S-W F F F
S-R GN GN GN
S-BK R R R
0 • • •
BL * • •
* Indicates insulate and store
t Indicates a QCM15B connector
0 Indicates wiring differences for QSQM420-type telephone set.
TIP PARTY
2650 Q
IDENT
G
R
y
-
L2 8
Ll
G
*
A
B
*
G
K
L2
c
Ll
t
F
GN
R
*
•
Note: To permanently silence ringer, remove the (R) ringer lead from terminal A of the network.
G Not required by Bell Canada
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3.02 Schematic diagram for the C!l QSK420-type
telephone set is shown in Fig. 6. Schematic
diagram for the QSQM420-type set is shown in
Fig. 7.
3.03 The ringer volume control has a cutoff
position which is obstructed by a blocking
screw. To provide the ringer cutoff feature, remove
the ringer according to Chart 4, and remove the
blocking screw from the bottom of the ringer.
HANDSFREE CONNECTION
3.04 Connections of the QUSlA COMPANION•
Handsfree unit to the telephone set must be
made within the set. A 2-conductor spade-tip-ended
mounting cord is required to make the connection.
Connections are to be made as follows (see Fig. 2):
• connect each lead, from one end of the
2-conductor mounting cord, to a QCMl 2A
connector;
• connect the (BK) and (Y) leads of the
handsfree unit mounting cord to the same
QCM12A connectors;
• connect the (R) lead of the handsfree unit
mounting cord to terminal H of the network;
• connect the (G) lead of the handsfree unit
mounting cord to the QCM1 SB connector
which is connected to terminal L1 of the
network.
3.05 For further information regarding handsfree
connection, refer to S12-6251-400.
TELEDIALER 32 CONNECTION
3.06 Connections of the QDM2AJ TeleDialer 32
to the telephone set mu st be made within the
set.
3.07 For inpividual or bridged and ring party
service, proceed as follows (see Fig. 3[a]):
• disconnect the (R) telephone set mounting
cord lead from terminal L2 of the network
and connect to the (R) TeleDialer lead using
a QCM12A connector;
• connect the (Y) TeleDialer lead to
terminal L2 of the network;
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• connect the (G) TeleDialer lead to the
QCM15B connector which is connected to
terminal L1 of the network.
F?r tip party service, proceed as follows (see
Fig. 3lb]):
• disconnect the (R) telephone set mounting
cord lead from terminal L1 of the network
and connect to the (R) TeleDialer lead using
a QCM12A connector;
• connect the (Y) TeleDialer lead to
terminal LI of the network;
• connect the (G) TeleDialer lead to terminal H
of the network.
3.09 For further information regarding TeleDialer
connection s, refer to 512- 1311 -200.
4. MAINTENANCE
4.01 Maintenance of customer owned apparatus is
the responsibility of the customer. For
maintenance of company owned apparatus, field
maintenance should be limited to adjusting and
cleaning the line switch contacts and replacing those
components listed in Table D.
4.02 For maintenance information concerning
dials, ringers, etc., see the appropriate section.
4 .03 Assembly of parts information is shown in
Fig. 8 and parts identification is listed in
Table F.
TABLED
FIELD REPLACEABLE COMPONENTS
PART NO.
NE -D4QH-87 or
NE -D3BN • C!l
NE -H4CJ •
NE -6QD
NE - MIA
QNB3A6
NE - Ul or QUUJA
NE - Tl
ITEM
Mounting Cord
Handset Cord
Dial
Ringer
Network
Receiver Unit
Transmitter Unit
• Add the appropriate color code (i.e., NE -
H4CJ-35, chameleon gray handset cord).
El Not required by Bell Canada
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QUSIA
HANDS -FREE
UNIT
QCMl5B CONNECTOR
QDM2AI
TELEDIALER
(BK)
QCMl2A CONNECTOR
NE-20128 TRANSFORMER
OR EQUIVALENT
Fig. 2 - Handsfree Connections
CMl2A CONNECTOR
1--~~~<R~)~~~-+-.__.~+-~~-+---'(~R~)~•
t--~~~(Y~)~~~-+----+~
G
Fig. 3(a) -TeleDialer Connections for Individual or Bridged and Ring Party Service
QCMl2A CONNECTOR
\
L~
(R)
(R)
-,
QDM2AI (Y)
,~
TELEDIALER
(G)
:rli-<
TELEPHONE SET
Fig. 3(b) -TeleDialer Connections for Tip Party Service
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TABLE E
NE - lAl OR NE -1A2 KTS CONVERSION
COLOR REMOVE FROM
CONNECT TO
NETWORK TERMINAL NETWORK TERMINAL
G -t
Mounting Cord R -L2
y -G
BK -
LI
Ringer BK G t
S-G u(f) H
S- BR c G
Line Switch S-W F c
s K •
S-Y L2
LI
QCMI5B Connector Ll
F
NE - MI W Cord or Equivalent Strap K to L2
t Indicates a QCMI5B connector
0 Indicates wiring differences for QSQM420-type telephone set.
S. ASSEMBLY OF PARTS
5. 01 The procedures for substituting the field
replaceable components (see TableD) in the
QSK420- and QSQM420-type telephone sets are
contained in the following charts:
Chart 1 Removing the Base Assembly
Chart 2 Replacing the Dial
Chart 3 Replacing the Line Switch
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Chart 4 Replacing the Ringer
Chart 5 Replacing the Network
Chart 6 Replacing the Mounting Cord
Chart 7 Replacing the Handset Cord
Chart 8 Replacing the Spider and Lead
Assembly, or Bracket and Lead
Assembly.
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CHART 1
REMOVING AND REPLACING THE BASE ASSEMBLY
STEP PROCEDURE
REMOVAL
1 Remove the receiver from the hook.
2 Remove the four screws (Fig. 8, Item 62) which secure the base assembly to the housing
assembly.
3 Lift the housing from the base assembly. Take care not to break the two transmitter leads.
REPLACEMENT
4 Place the housing over the dial, avoiding undue force. The fmgerwheel stop and dial adapter ring
-notch must be aligned.
5 Using asmall screwdriver, pry the lower left adapter tab away from the dial (Fig. 4[a]). Press
down on the housing until it drops (about 1/8 inch or 3.2 mm) into place.
6 Check thatthe other two tabs have cleared the dial. If not, push the tabs back with a screwdriver
(Fig. 4[b]).
STEP PROCEDURE
CHART 2
REPLACING OF THE DIAL
1 Remove the base assembly according to Chart 1.
2 Remove the screw (Fig. 8, Item 65) from the platform on which the dial and line switch are
mounted. Lift the platform from the base.
3 Disconnect the leads from the dial.
4 Remove the three mounting screws which fasten the dial to the platform.
5 Replace the dial. See Schematic Diagram, Fig. 6 or 7 , for connections.
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SCREWDRIVER
DIAL FINGERWHEEL
\ TELEPHONE SET HOUSING
DIAL
Fig. 4(a) -Installing Housing Assembly, Chart I, Step S
DI AL FINGERWHEEL
SCREWDRIVER
DIAL
TELEPHONE SET HOUSING
Fig. 4(b) -Installing Housing Assembly, Chart 1, Step 6
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STEP PROCEDURE
CHART 3
REPLACING THE LINE SWITCH
1 Remove the base assembly.
2 Remove the platform, per Chart 2, Step 2.
3 Disconnect the line switch leads from the network.
4 Remove the two line switch mounting screws which fasten the line switch to the platform.
5 Replace the line switch. See Schematic Diagram, Fig. 6 or 7, for connections.
STEP PROCEDURE
CHART 4
REPLACING THE RINGER
1 Remove the base assembly.
2 Remove the platform.
3 Disconnect the ringer leads from the network.
4 Remove the two ringer mounting screws and lift the ringer from the base.
5 Replace the ringer. See Table C for .connections.
STEP PROCEDURE
CHART 5
REPLACING THE NETWORK
Remove the base assembly and platform.
2 Remove the ringer, per Chart 4.
3 Disconnect·the leads from the network.
4 Remove the network mounting screw. Lift the end of the network containing the induction coil
until the network is clear of the mounting cord and handset cord. Slide and lift the network out of
the network mounting tab. ·
5 Replace the network. See Schematic Diagram, Fig.6 or 7, for connections.
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CHART 6
REPLACING THE MOUNTING CORD
STEP PROCEDURE
1 Remove the base assembly and platform.
2 Disconnect the mounting cord leads from the network.
3 Loosen the screw to free the staycord hook, and remove the mounting cord. (See Fig. 5[a] or
5[b]~ .
4 Replace the mounting cord. See Table C for connections.
CHART 7
REPLACING THE HANDSET CORD
STEP PROCEDURE
1 Remove the earpiece cap from the earpiece housing, and discoanect the handset cord leads from
the receiver unit.
2 Unscrew the hook fitting (Fig. 8, Item 116) and pull the handset cord from the earpiece housing.
3 Remove the cord restraint and pull the cord from the hook fitting.
4 Remove the handset cord from the telephone set base in a similar manner to the mounting cord.
(See Chart6, Fig.5[a) or S[b]).
5 Replace the handset cord. See Schematic Diagram, Fig. 6 or 7, for connections.
CHART 8
REPLACING THE SPIDER AND LEAD ASSEMBLY
OR BRACKET AND LEAD ASSEMBLY
STEP PROCEDURE
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Unscrew the transmitter cap and remove the spider and bracket from the transmitter unit.
2 Remove the base assembly and platform.
3 Disconnect the leads from the network.
4 Release the leads from the screws and washers which clamp the leads to the inside of the
telephone set housing.
5 Pull the leads out through the transmitter housing assembly.
6 Replace the spider and bracket. See Schematic Diagram, Fig. 6 or 7, for connections.
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MOUNTING CORD
TELEPHONE SET BASE
HANDSET CORD
Fig. S(a) -Method of Fastening the Mounting and Handset Cords
(prior to March 1978)
RETAINING SCREWS
TELEPHONE SET BASE
HANOSET CORO
Fig. S(b) -Method of Fastening the Mounting and Handset Cords
(after March 1978)
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NE- 60D LINE
NE-MlA
0NB3A6 NETWORK NE-H4CJ HANDSET
DIAL SW I TCH RI NGER
HANDSET
CORD
(R)
I
RECE IVER
(W)
(W)
g
(BK) (W)
BB
P043A518
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P043A518
(W)
TRANSMITTER
R ?052772 3
(0)
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k
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*
(8K)
P0527724
G P043A516
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BL
P043A5 17
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F
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CHART 9
ADJUSTING TRANSMITTER HEAD POSITION
STEP
PROCEDURE
Caution: The movement of I.he transmitter head cannot be restricted by over-tighlenlng I.he
moundng screw.
Remove the mounting screw, spring and hinge pin assembly (Fig. 8, Items 63, 88 and 12S).
2 Stretch the spring to increase its length.
3 Replace the spring, hinge pin and screw through the upper column and transmitter housing
assembly.
4 Tighten the mounting screw:
Note: The key in the hinge pin must fit into the corresponding upper column key slot.
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Fig. 8 - QSK420-and QSQM420-Type Telephone S~ Assembly of Parts (Table F)
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IDENTIFICATION
NT PART
ITEM NO. NUMBER
1 -
2 -
3 -
ISB P043AS16
168
P043AS17
178 P043AS18
228 POS27723
248
POS27724
30 QNB3A6
NE - MIA
32
NE - 6QD
34
NE-Ul or
36
QUUIA
NE - Tl
40
NE-H4CJ-3
NE -H4CJ- S3
NE-H4CJ-3S
47
NE-D3BN-3
NB-D3BN-53
NE-D 3BN -35
NE-D4QH -87
61 C0039111
62
C0039008
63 C0039013
64
C0038009
65
C0039001
70 C0039112
72 C0039009
74 C0039002
76 C0039036
80
C0039010
82 C0038078
84 C00390S3
86 C00390S4
8 Not required by Be ll Canada
TABLE F
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
ATC
DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
-Screw, PHMS, 0.112-36
(4 - 36)x3/16 inch long
-Screw, PHMS, 0.112-36
(4-36)xS/ 16 inch lo ng
-Screw, PHMS, 0.112-40
(4-40)x1/2 inch long
-Lead Assembly
Note 1
-
Lead Assembly Note 1
-Lead Assembly Note 1
-Bracket
and Lead Assy
-Spider and Lead Assy
-Network
Ringer
-Dial
-Receiver Unit
-Transmitter Unit
-
-Cord, Handset
-
-
-Cord, Mounting
-
-
7198 Screw
4189 Screw
7139 Screw .
7109 Screw
7149 Screw
7144
Wuher
7145 Lock Washer
7151 Stat Washer
4122 Housing Washer
7143 Pal Nut
2212 Foot
4212 Network Mounting Tab
4213 Ringer Mounting Kit
T l ab e Continu ed
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4
2
0
A
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
2
4
1
2
1
2
1
2
I
2
4
1
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Q Q Q s s s s
s s s Q Q Q Q
K K K M M M M
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
I 2 3 0 I 2 3
A A A A A A A
1 I I I I 1 1
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 I 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 I I
1 1 1 1 1 1 I
1
I 1
1 1 1 1
1
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
I I I I 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 l 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
I 1 I 1 I I 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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IDENTIFICATION
NT PART
ITEM NO. NUMBER
88 C0039012
90 C0039011
92 C0045638
94 C0039015
96 C0039016
98 C0039020
100 C0039027
102 C0039028
104 C0039035
106 C0039055
108 C0039117
112 C0039017
C0039018
C0039019
113 C0039021
C0039022
C0039023
114 C0039024
C0039025
C0039026
C0038118
C0046884
116 C0039032
C0039033
C0039034
115
C0039029
C0039030
C0039031
117 C0039050
C0039051
C0039052
119 C0039040
C0039041
C0039042
C!l Not required by Bell Canada
TABLE F Continued
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
ATC DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
4162 Spring
4119 Acutator Spring
4139 Transmitter Gasket
4120 Acutator Guide Tube
4106 Upper Fitting Column
4155 Hook Support
4107 Lower Fitting Column
4117 Actuator Sleeve
4144 Lower Ferrule
4211 Platform
4704 Actutator Button
4109-B (Black)
4109-R Transmitter (Red)
4109-W Housing {White)
4116-B
4116-R Hook
4116-W
4105-B
4105-R
4105-W Column
4105-M
4166
4114-B Hook Fitting
4114-R
4114-W
4167-B
4167-R Cord Restraint
4167-W
4206-B
4206-R Dial Adaptor Ring
4206-W
4113-B
4113-R Earpiece
Cap
4113-W
Table Continued
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Q Q Q Q s s s s
s s s s Q Q Q Q
K K K K M M M M
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
0 I 2 3 0 I 2 3
A A A A A A A A
I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l
1 1
1 1 1 l
1 1
1 1
l 1
1 1 1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
l 1
I I
1 1
1 1 I 1
l 1
1 1 1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1 l l
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1 1
1 1 1 1
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IDENTIFICATION
NT PART
ITEM NO. NUMBER
120 C0039037
C0039038
C0039039
C0039119
125 C0039049
128 C0039056
131 C0039057
136 C0039046
C0039047
C0039048
C0039121
137
C0039043
C0039044
C0039045
C0039120
1380
·C0039131
C0039127
C0039130
1390 P0 896341
Notes:
TABLE F Continued
IDENTIFICATION O~ PARTS
ATC DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
4112-B
4112-R
4112-W Earpiece Housing
4112-M
4168 Hinge Pin Assembly
4210-lB Base Assembly
4214 Line switch and bracket
assembly
4193-B
4193-R Transmitter
Cap
4193-W Assembly
4123-M
4123-B
4123-R
4123-W Housing Assembly
4123-M
4215-B
4215-R Dial Insert
4215-W
Ca rd Holder Parts Group
(Note 2)
1. Items 15B , 16B and l 7B are shown on Fig. 2 and Fig. 3.
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1
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Q Q Q s s s s
s s s Q Q Q Q
K K K M M M M
4 4 4 4 4 4 4
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
l 2 3 0 l 2 3
A A A A A A A
l
l 1
1 1
1 1
1 1 l 1 1 l 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
1 1
1 1
1 l
1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1
1 1 1 l
1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2. Item 1 390 is shipped with each dial'(Item 32) when ordered for replacement purposes.
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SECTION 502-9011-200
6. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS
6.01 Candlestick telephone sets can be easily
damaged in transmit if they are not properly
packaged. Before returning a disconnected set,
carefully pack it in accordance with the following
instructions.
• Obtain the original packing material.
• Gather the mounting cord as shown in Fig. 9,
place the cord in a plastic bag, and secure
with an elastic band.
• Take the receiver off-hook, and place a large
plastic bag completely over the telephone set
with the bag opening at the base.
• Position the set in the one of the foam inserts
as shown. Place the mounting cord in the
large rectangular recess at the bottom of the
insert.
• Place a plastic bag completely over the
receiver.
• Position the receiver in the insert as shown in
Fig. 9. Arrange the cord so that it rests
between the receiver and the telephone set.
• Place the two inserts together and put the
complete assembly into the carton.
Fig. 9 - Candlestick Telephone Set Packing Instructions
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