Teletype Dataspeed 40PSU101 User manual
BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES
AT&TCo Standard SECTION 582-214-700
Issue
3,
April
1979
"DATASPEED*"
40
POWER SUPPLY UNITS
DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY AND PARTS
CONTENTS PAGE
1.
GENERAL.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2. DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY
PROCEDURES
FOR
40PSUI0l
POWER SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
A.
Preliminary
................
.
B.
Cover
.....................
.
C.
Regulator Circuit Card
.......
.
D. Wiring
....................
.
E. Terminal Block
.............
.
F. Bridge Rectifier
.............
.
G.
AC
Connector
..............
.
H. Fuse Assembly, Capacitor
Clamp
and
Capacitor
.........
.
3. DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY
PROCEDURES
FOR
40PSUI02
2
2
3
8
8
8
9
9
POWER SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10
A.
Cover......................
10
B.
AC/DC Circuit
Card.
. . . . . . . . .
12
C.
Bridge Rectifier. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14
D.
Circuit
Breaker.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
14
E. Diode Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15
F. 5 V Regulator Circuit Card . . . . .
15
G.
±l2
V Regulator
Circuit Card. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15
H.
Transistors..................
16
4. NUMERICAL PARTS INDEX
FOR
40PSUI0l
POWER SUPPLY. . . . . . . .
18
5. NUMERICAL PARTS INDEX
FOR
40PSUl02
POWER SUPPLY. . .
..
..
.
18
1.
GENERAL
1.01
This section provides disassembly
and
reassembly
information
for
recommended
replacement
components
of
the
40PSUI0l
DATASPEED
40
Power
Supply
(Fig.
1)
and
the
40PSUI02
DATASPEED
40
Power
Supply
(Fig. 2).
*Registered Trademark
of
AT&TCo.
@
Fig.
1-40PSUI01
Power
Supply
Fig.
2-40PSUI02
Power
Supply
1.02
This section was reissued
to
add
installa-
tion
instructions
to
the
notes
in Fig.
16
and
17.
1.03
For
information
about
power
supply
removal
from
its station,
refer
to
the
appropriate
station
disassemblyjreassembly sec-
tion.
1.04
When removing a subassembly
or
compo-
nent
from
the
power
supply,
do
not
force
or
pry
parts
to
provide clearance
for
removal.
1.05
To
reassemble
any
component
to
the
power
supply, reverse
the
disassembly
procedure. Special reassembly instructions,
if
needed, are given
after
the
associated com-
ponent
disassembly instructions.
Prepared
for
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Company
by
Teleptype
Corporation
1975,1976,
and
1979
by
Teletype
Corporation
All rights reserved
Printed
in U.S.A. Page 1
SECTION
582·214·700
1.06 When ordering replacement parts, prefix
each
part
number
with
the
letters
"TP"
(ie,
TP123456),
unless specified otherwise.
1.07
The
following tools and supplies will be
needed for
the
disassembly andreassembly
of
the
power
supply.
89954
89955
100982
108285
108286
125765
129534
152835
310921
401608
Supplies
402640
Sealer
1/4·Inch
Nut
Driver Wrench
5/16-Inch
Nut
Driver Wrench
Screwdriver (6-Inch Medium)
Long-Nose Pliers
Cutting Pliers
3/8-Inch Open·End Wrench
1/4-Inch
Open-End Wrench
5/16-Inch Open-End Wrench
0.22
Microfarad Electrolytic
Capacitor @
35
V
dc
Wire With Terminals Alligator
Clip Lead (Obtain Locally)
Heat
Conducting Paste
General Electric GLYPTOL -
Type
1201,
Red (Obtain Locally)
1.08 Early and late design 40PSU101 power
supplies can
be
identified in
the
following
manners:
(a)
The
early design power supply cover
is
secured with screws installed
to
bottom
of
power supply frame as shown in Fig. 4.
(b)
The
late design
power
supply cover is
secured with screws and
nuts
installed
to
sides
of
power
supply frame as shown in Fig. 6.
1.09 Early design 40PSU101
power
supplies
may have late design
410600
circuit cards.
installed in them. Early
and
late design
410600
circuit cards can
be
identified
by
referring
to
Fig.
13,
14,
and
15.
2. DISASSEMBLYIREASSEMBLY
PROCEDURES
FOR
40PSUl01
POWER SUPPLY
A.
Preliminary
2.01 Remove
the
two
screws holding
the
401020
terminal block insulator in place
and remove
the
insulator (Fig.
3).
Page 2
~
151737SCREW
(4·40
x
0.174
Hex)
(2
Places)
.
401020
I I INSULATOR
40PSU101
i POWER SUPPLY
.J"-.._"""''''-'''''
I
Fig. 3
B.
Cover
2.02
To
remove
the
cover (Early Design):
(a)
Turn
the
unit
on
its side and remove
the
four
screws which secure
the
power
supply cover
to
the
power
supply frame
(Fig. 4).
Fig. 4
(b) Again
turn
the
power supply
unit
up-
right. Gently spread
the
side panels
of
the
cover halfway
up
off
of
the
power
supply
frame.
(c) Unsnap
the
ac power receptacle (3-pin
connector)
from its
mount
on
the
cover.
(d) Slide
the
cover completely
off
of
the
power
supply and place
the
cover aside.
Remove
the
403591
insulator facing
the
noncomponent
side
of
the
410600
regulator
circuit card (Fig. 5).
Fig. 5
401006
HANDLE
401012
COVER
312042
.,
ACPOWER
RECEPTACLE
POWER
SUPPLY
2.03
To
remove
the
cover (late design):
(a) Remove three
198670
screws from right
side
of
power
supply (Fig. 6).
(b) Remove
two
3598
nuts
and
two
2191
lockwashers from
left
side
of
power
supply.
">
/,//
.....
-.//
//
::<7/
198670
SCREWW/LOCKWASHER
(3 Places)
408062
POWER SUPPLY
FRAME
Fig. 6
(c) Lift
and
remove
the
cover from
the
power supply. Remove
the
403591
insu·
lator facing
the
noncomponent
side
of
the
410600
regulator circuit card (Fig. 7).
ISS 3, SECTION
582·214·700
408061
COVER
401006
HANDLE
410600
CIRCUIT CARD
Fig. 7
C.
Regulator Circuit Card
@
@
Early Design, Old Style -See Fig.
13.
Early Design, New Style -See Fig.
14.
Late Design, See Fig.
15.
2.04
To
remove
the
regulator circuit card:
(a) While holding
the
410600regulator.circuit
card firmly, remove
the
two screws
which
mount
the
regulator circuit card
to
the
power
supply frame.
Early Design, Old Style -See Fig. 8.
Early Design, New Style -See Fig. 9.
Late Design -See Fig.
10.
,/
/
:7
/..:.."':l!!
-/;;o:F0:;r
410600
CIRCUIT
CARD
WASHER
ASSEMBLY (With
Left
and
(2
Places)
Right Slides
on
Noncomponent
181241
SCREW
Side) (Early Design, Old
Style)
W/LOCKWASHER
Fig. 8
(2
Places)
Page
3
SECTION 582-214-700
408059
CAUTION
LABEL
410600
REGULATOR
CIRCUIT CARD (Without
Left
and
Right Slides
on
Noncomponent
Side)
(Early Design, New Style)
403591 INSULATOR
(New Style)
//
/-<'1/
_//
7002
FLAT
WASHER
:>
(2
Places)
181241
SCREW
W/LOCKWASHER
(2 Places)
Fig. 9
Note: 410600 circuitcard assembly (early design,
new style) (without left and right slides) can be
used in early
or
late design 40PSU101;however,
a 403591 insulator (new style) must also be used.
410600
CIRCUITCARD
ASSEMBLY
(Late
Design)
403591 INSULATOR
(New Style)
-//w-<'///'/
7002
FLAT
WASHER
(2 Places)
181243 SCREW
W/LOCKWASHER
Fig.
10
(2
Places)
Note: 410600 circuit card (late design) can be
used in early
or
late design 40PSU101 power
supply; however, 403591 insulator (new style)
must also be used.
Page 4
(b) Gently rotate
the
410600 regulator
circuit card upward and outward from
the
power
supply~
Leave all wires attached (Fig. 11).
Fig.
11
2.05 When replacing regulator circuit card:
(a) When mounting
the
410600 circuit card
(early design, old and new style)
to
the
401008 frame (early design)
or
410600 circuit
card (early design, new style only)
to
the
408062 frame (late design), make certain
that
the
two wires 401610 and 410611 (Fig.
12)
are
not
pinched by
the
baffle. Also make sure
that
the
blue wire is routed under
the
baffle and
the
white wire
is
routed over
the
transformer.
---=:401611
-WHITE WIRE
~----.!i5Tr--tr@='i1o
@
Fig.
12
(b) When mounting
the
410600 circuit card
(late design)
to
the 401008 frame (early
design)
or
408062 frame (late design) make
certain
that
the
401611 white wire is routed
over
the
transformer as shown in Fig.
12
and
that
the
408076 yellow wire is dressed close
to
the
heat sink as shown
in
Fig. 17.
401603 RIGHT SLIDE
(Shown Dashed) INSTALLED
ON
NONCOMPONENT SIDE
ISS 3, SECTION 582-214-700
401604
LEFT
SLIDE
(Shown Dashed) INSTALLED
ON
NONCOMPONENT SIDE
~~~o'~~O~o
L.-
___
--"~\
..
)~'
(~I
,.
0
O\.
"':-
~
/U
D
\.
(Component Side)
Fig.
13-410600
Regulator Circuit Card Assembly (Early Design, Old Style)
(Component Side)
The 401603 (right) and 401604 (left) slides are
removed and (2) 75750 insulating washers (shown
dashed) are added
on
noncomponent side
..
Each
insulating washer
is
assembled between
the
etched board and
the
washer
on
the screw.
~=====,~I~['~==f:.5:;==~
Note: 410600 circuit card assembly (new style) (without
left
and right slides) can be used in early
or
late design 40PSU101; however, a 403591 insulator (new style) must also be used.
Fig.
14-410600
Regulator Circuit Card Assembly (Early Design, New Style)
Page 5
SECTION 582-214-700
Page 6
Fig,
15-410600
Circuit Card Assembly (Late Design)
Customer
Identification
Issue
6A
or
Later
ISS
3,
SECTION 582-214-700
401610
(BL)
401611
(W)
Note: The white wire
on
JI03
must
be dressed away from the card and across the
TI0l
transformer
top
to
minimize ripple voltage.
To
install
the
early design
410600
card
to
the
late design frame,
two
wires
(JI04-JI09
(1) and
JI02-JI09
(2»
must
be interchanged for proper length alignments.
Fig.
16-Wiring
of
410600
Circuit Card (Early Design, Old
or
New Style)
to
401008
(Early Design)
or
408062
(Late Design) Frames
410600
CIRCUIT
CARD
ASSEMBLY
Note: The white wire
on
JI03
must
be dressed away from
the
card and across
the
TI01
transformer
top.
The wire
on
JI04
must
be dressed close
to
ground (heat sink)
to
minimize ripple voltage. To install
the
late design
410600
card
to
the early design frame,
two
wires
(JI04-JI09
(1)
and
JI02-JI09
(2»
must
be
interchanged for proper length alignments.
Fig.
17-
Wiring
of
410600
Circuit Card (Late Design)
to
401008
(Early Design)
or
408062
(Late Design) Frames
Page 7
SECTION 582-214-700
D. Wiring
2.06
Remove
the
wires from
the
410600
cir-
cuit
card
(early design -Fig.
16,
late
design -Fig. 17).
Note: Be careful
not
to
damage
any
com-
ponents
on
the
circuit card when removing
the
wires.
2.07
When removing wires from
the
410600
circuit card (early design),
the
two
black
wires
attached
to
the
circuit card buss
bar
can
be removed
by
taking
out
the
nut
and
bolt
which holds
both
wires
to
the
buss
bar
(Fig.
18).
401608
(BK)
107116
LOCKWASHER
Fig.
18
E. Terminal Block
401607
(BK)
2.08
Remove
the
two
studs which
hold
the
terminal
block
to
the
capacitor clamp
(Fig.19
).
401027
401005
STUD
(2
Places)
TERMINAL
BLOCK
~
Page 8
~
:--------------1
CAPACITOR
CLAMP
, . ,
cpoooooq:o
<!>oooc>ooV
, .
Fig.
19
F. Bridge Rectifier
2.09
To
remove
the
bridge rectifier:
(a) Remove
the
four
wires
attached
to
the
terminals
on
the
bridge rectifier (Fig.
20).
(b) Remove
the
screw in
the
center
of
the
bridge rectifier
and
remove
the
rectifier
(Fig. 21).
401002
'r--
184060
SCREW
R=IFIER~$
W/WASHER'
LOCATING
PIN
HOLE
(May
Not
Be
Present)
Fig. 21
2.10
When replacing bridge rectifer:
Note:
If
rectifier
does
not
have a locating
pin, position
per
Fig.
22.
Fig. 22
(a) Place
the
regulator circuit card, compo-
nent
side
up,
directly behind
the
power
supply frame (Fig. 23).
410600
CIRCUIT CARD
Fig. 23
POWER SUPPLY
FRAME
(b) Wire
the
circuit
card
while
it
is laying
flat according
to
the
diagrams in Fig. 16
(early design)
and
Fig.
17
(late design).
(c)
If
wiring
410600
circuitcard (early design),
assemble
the.
401607
and
401608
black
wires
to
the
circuit card buss
bar
as shown in
Fig. 24.
HEAT SINK
CIRCUIT CARD
107U6
BUSS BAR
LOCKWASHER
Fig.
24
(d) Wire
the
transformer, ac
power
recep-
tacle
and
bridge rectifier as
shown
in
Fig. 25.
CIRCUIT CARD
TRANSFORMER Fig. 25
ISS 3, SECTION 582-214-700
2.11
Refer
to
Fig.
16
and
17
for
complete
power
supply wiring.
2.12 All wiring should
be
completed
with
the
circuit card resting flat
(component
side
up)
and
directly
behind
the
power
supply frame.
G.
AC
Connector
2.13
The
312042 ac
connector
is
attached
to
the
transformer
wiring as
shown
in
Fig. 26.
It
is
removed
by
cutting
the
black wire
in
the
center
of
the
heat
shrink
area.
Fig.
26
H.
Fuse
Assembly, Capacitor Clamp
and
Capacitor
2.14
For
removal
in
earlydesign
power
supplies,
do
the
following:
(a) Remove
the
two
hex
nuts
which
hold
the
fuse assembly
and
capacitor
clamp
to-
gether
(Fig. 27). Remove
the
slate
and
black
wires
from
beneath
the
fuse assembly
and
lift
off
the
fuse assembly.
401033
CAPACITOR
CLAMP
401029
BRACKET
(b)
Remove
the
red,
black,
brown,
orange,
green/yellow
and
white
wires
from
the
capacitor
terminals.
(c)
Lift
off
the
capacitor
clamp
and
remove
the
two
capacitors (Fig. 28).
Page 9
SECTION
582-214~700
401033
CAPACITOR
@~C)5
C101
401004
CAPACITOR
e
Fig. 28
e
C102
401009
CAPACITOR
110191 5599
LOCKW~~/":~:029
~
BRACKET
VENT HOLES .
(Refer to 2.15 (b).) ;
C101
401004
CAPACITOR
@-'-+-'-9-
Q--=-
__
5J
:
~401033
e :
,
,
,
~=:::::::71'
e CLAMP
'"
Cw,2
401009
CAPACITOR
t
~
;
,1.
c.
=====:
===:::jj~008
FRAME
(Refer
to
2.15 (c).) 122229
BOLT
Fig.
29-Parts
Peculiar
to
Early Design
PowerSupply
Page
10
2.15 When replacing capacitors, clainp and
fuse
assembly (Fig. 29):
(a) Right side mounting holes
on
401008
frame
to
be used when power transformer
is equipped with end bell.
(b) Capacitor vent holes must
not
be covered
by clamp.
(c) Prior
to
tightening the 5599
nut,
bias
the
capacitors
to
the
outermost ends
of
the
capacitor clamp
and
forward
to
the
formed-up
edge
of
the
power supply frame.
2.16
For
removal
of
capacitor clamp and
capacitors in late design power supplies,
do
the
following:
(a) Remove
the
capacitor clamp by removing
the
three 5599 nuts and three 110191
lockwashers as shown in Fig. 30.
(b) Remove the red, black, brown, orange,
green/yellow and white wires from the
capacitor terminals.
(c) Lift
off
the capacitor clamp and remove
the
two
capacitors.
2.17 When replacing capacitors and capacitor
clamp:
(a) Capacitor vent holes must
not
be covered
by
capacitor clamp.
(b) Prior
to
tightening the 5599 nuts, bias
the
capacitors
to
the outermost ends
of
th.e <:apacitor clamp and forward
to·
the
formed-up edge
of
the power supply frame
as shown in Fig. 29.
3. DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY
PROCEDURES FOR 40PSU102
POWER SUPPLY
A.
Cover
3.01
To
remove cover assembly (Fig.
31):
(a) Depress circuit breaker.
(b) Release 403761 handle by slightly pulling
the
403721 latch imd lifting handle.
(c) Loosen three 341651
1/4·tum
studs
on
408726 left side heat sink.
401004
CAPACITOR
408062
POWER
SuPPLY
FRAME
\
ISS
3,
SECTION 582-214-700
---401009
CAPACITOR
..___122229
...---
BOLT
~
__
----
122229
~
~
BOLT
Fig,
ao-parts
Peculiar to Late Design 40PSUI01
Page
11
SECTION 582-214-700
403726
HEAT
SINK
(Left
side)
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
341651
STUD
~
I
.........
I
0O~a.w~
®
Fig. 31
(d) Loosen
341651
1/4-tum
stud
on
403725
right side
heat
sink.
(e)
Unfold
left
and
right side
heat
sinks.
(f) Remove
403740
cover
by
sliding cover
off
of
heat
sink.
3.02 When replacing cover:
(a) Depress circuit breaker.
(b) Make sure lip
of
cover is positioned
on
fin
of
heat
sink as shown
in
Fig.
31.
Page
12
Note: Lip
of
cover
must
be
positioned
on
heat
sink fin as shown.
B.
ACjDC
Circuit Card
403725
HEAT
SINK
(Right
side)
3.03
To
remove
410010
ac/dc circuit
card
(Fig.
32):
(a)
Cut
RM43679
tie.
(b) Disconnect all leads
to
410010
circuit
card.
(c) Remove all push-on leads from
output
terminal
block.
(d) Remove screws
and
star
washers which
are
part
of
403705
capacitor
and
remove
green
and
red leads.
ISS
3,
SECTION 582-214-700
(e) Using long-nose pliers, compress 340711
supports and lift 410010 circuit card from
power supply.
3.04 When replacing ac/dc circuitcard:
(f)
Remove
two
403706 capacitors from
410010 circuit card
(not
furnished with
replacement card).
GRE~LEAD
SCREWS AND STAR WASHERS
(Part
of
403705
Capacitor)
G~~
(a) Assemble 403706 capacitors
to
circuit
card
with capacitor vents directly under
holes in circuit card.
(b)
Make sure all leads
to
410010 circuit card
are twisted as shown in Fig. 32.
REDLEADT06
(From
410011
Circuit Card)
RM43679 TIE GREEN LEADS
T07AND8
BLUE LEAD TO 11
402208
FUSE
::!z~~~~~~~~~~~
RED LEADS (2)
:'.
~------
BLACK LEAD
\\,-
___
-v-a
403741 BASEPLATE
Fig. 32
~~OI~~-----
ORANGE AND
BLACK LEADS
YELLOW AND
WHITE LEADS
Page
13
SECTION 582-214-700
C.
Bridge Rectifier D. Circlilit Breaker
3;05
To
remove
401002
bridge rectifier (Fig.
33):
(a) Disconnect leads from rectifier.
(b) Remove
181246
screw and remove
rectifier from
403725
right side
heat
sink.
3.06 When replacing
401002
bridge rectifier
to
403725
right side
heat
sink, apply
402640
heat
conducting paste between recti-
fier and
heat
sink.
3.07
To
remove
403700
circuit breaker (Fig.
33):
(a)
Cut
and remove RM200137 shrink
tubing.
(b)
Disconnect leads from circuit breaker.
(c) Remove circuit breaker from
403745
bracket.
410010
CIRCUIT CARD
BLUE
LEAD
*Part
of
403700
circuit breaker.
Page
14
Fig.
33
181246
SCREW
RM43679 TIE 4:03700
CIRCUIT BREAKER
3.08 When replacing 403700 circuit breaker,
apply electrical insulating
tape
in place
of
shrink tubing.
E. Diode Assembly
3.09
To
remove 403750 diode assembly
(Fig. 33 and 35):
(a) Remove 334874
nut,
82832 star washer,
403767 cable assembly and 405891
insulator from 403725 right side
heat
sink.
(b) Disconnect 403750 diode assembly lead
from 410012 circuit card.
(c) Remove 403750 diode assembly and
405891 insulat.or from heat sink.
3.10 When replacing 403750 diode assembly
to
403725 right side heat sink, apply
402640
heat
conducting paste between
two
405891 insulators and heat sink (see Fig. 33
and 35):
F. 5 V Regulator Circuit Card
3.11 To remove 410012 circuit card (Fig. 33
and 35).
(a) Disconnect the following from t.,10012
circuit card:
Black leads from Q1 transistor terminals,
Green lead
of
403750 diode assembly,
Blue lead
of
403735 thermal sensor
assembly,
White lead
of
403767 cable assembly.
(b) Disconnect green and red leadsfrom P112,
J115 and terminals 8 and 9
of
output
terminal block
of
410010 circuit card.
(c) Cut RM43679 tie.
(d) Remove three transistors and insulators
from 403725 right side heat sink.
(e) Remove 410012 circuit card.
ISS 3, SECTION 582-214-700
3.12 When replacing 410012 circuit card:
(a) Replace 403708 insulators when reassem-
bling transistors
to
403725 right side
heat sink.
(b) Apply 402640 heat conducting paste
between 403708 insulator (under 403712
transistor only) and 403725 right side heat
sink.
(c) Apply approximately 6Ibs-per-inch
torque
when installingtransistormountingscrews.
Overtightening will damage transistor sockets.
(d) Make sure leads from 410012 circuit card
to
410010 circuit cards are twisted
as
shown in Fig. 33.
(e) Position P113 connector, so
that
blue
lead in connector is toward
top
of
power
supply when
heat
sink is in upright position.
G. ±12 V Regulator Circuit Card
3.13 To remove 410011 circuit card (Fig. 34
and 36):
(a)
Cut
RM43679 tie.
(b) Disconnect black, red and green leads
from
Jl20,
J118,
and
J1190f
the
410010
circuit card.
(c) Disconnect black, red and green leads
from
output
terminal block; terminals 5,
6 and 7
of
the 410010 circuit card.
(d)
Disconnect P122 connector from 410011
circuit card.
(e) Remove two transistors from 403726
left side
heat
sink.
(f) Using long-nose pliers, compress 403737
support and gently .lift circuit card from
power supply.
Page
15
SECTION 582-214-700
YELLOW LEAD
327955
SPEED
NUT
~---::::;;o~---
GREEN LEAD
180904
TAB
~~~~~~~z=::::::-
401582
NUT
403748
BRACKET
YELLOW LEAD
410011
CIRCUIT CARD
Fig.
34
3.14 When replacing
410011
circuit card:
(a) Position
403730
and
403727
transistors
on
403726
left
side
heat
sink so
that
flat
edge
of
transistors faces
front
of
power
supply.
(b) Apply approximately 6Ibs-per-inch
torque
when
installingtransistor
mounting
screws.
Overtightening will damage transistor sockets.
(c) Make sure leads from
410011
circuit card
to
410010
circuit card are twisted as
shown
in
Fig. 34.
Page
16
(d) Position P122
connector,
so
that
yellow
lead
is
toward
top
of
power supply when
heat
sink
is
in upright position.
H. Transistors (Fig.
35
and
36)
3.15
When replacing
403716,
403713
and/or
403712
transistors
to
heat
sink:
(a) Replace
403708
insulators.
(b) When assembling
403712
transistor
to
heat
sink, apply
heat
conducting paste
.between new insulator and
heat
sink.
3.16 When replacing
403727
and/or
403730
transistors
to
heat
sink, position flat edge
of
transistor facing
the
front
of
the
power supply.
ISS
3,
SECTION 582-214-700
403725
HEAT
SINK
(Right
side)
403764
SOCKET*
403708
INSULATOR
(3)
(Refer
to
3.15(a).)
403716
TRANSIS~
/
--;;~(j~~~-
~-.-c
<----;..-/'
/qJ?-
180675
SCREW
(6)
*Parl
of
410012
circuit card.
341651
STUD
(3)
Fig.
35
Fig.
36
403723
SOCKET*
"''''~~
..-
-~",,,..
341651
STUD
403750
DIODE
ASSEMBLY
403774
SOCKET (2)
(Part
of
410011
Circuit Card)
/f~
Page
17
SECTION 582-214-700
4. NUMERICAL PARTS INDEX
FOR
40PSUI0l
POWER SUPPLY
4.01 Following is a list
of
recommended spare
parts
for
the
40PSUI0l
power
supply.
Part No.
129920
151418
196996
312042
338685
401002
401004
401005
401009
401083
401084
410600
Page
18
18 Pages
Description
Fuse, 5 Amp SLO-BLO
Fuse,
10
Amp
Fuse,
15
Amp
Plug,
Connector
Fuse, Holder
Bridge Rectifier
Capacitor
Terminal Block
Capacitor, Electrolytic
Fuse,
15
Amp
Fuse,
10
Amp
Regulator Circuit Card
Assembly
5. NUMERICAL PARTS INDEX
FOR
40PSUl02
POWER SUPPLY
5.01 Following
is
a list
of
recommended spare
parts
for
the
40PSUI02
power supply.
Part No. Description
401002
402208
403700
403707
403708
403712
403713
403716
403727
403730
403750
405891
410010
410011
410012
Bridge Rectifier
Fuse
Breaker
Fuse
Insulator
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor W{Diode
Transistor W{Diode
Diode Assembly
Insulator
Card, Circuit
Card, Circuit
Card, Circuit
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