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START - UP CP-47.5 1-check all wires and components 2-Check screws and bolts 3-Connect the jumpers for 120 Volts 4-Turn the bias all the way to 0 volts 5-Connect the unit in bypass mode 6-Connect the unit with variable transformer...
FINAL TEST CP-47.5 1. Before final test unit was 4 days on burn-in-bench with music. 2. Take the unit from burn-in-bench to Q.C and play it immediately. Keep the line 120V A.C. 3. Check physically and check the components. -check all capacitor and devices direction. Capacitor stand up right way i.e. check co- solder.
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CP-47.5 MAIN BOARD (B101 X R03) 1. INSPECTION A) Visually check all parts for: solder bridges or splashes, backwards or missing components and component orientation. 2. POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGES A) Apply 30 VAC and check polarities B) Apply 60 VAC and check voltages C) Apply full blast 120 VAC 3.
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CP47.5 DISPLAY (B1A2 X R02) 1. INSPECTION: a) Visually check all parts for: solder bridges of splashes, backwards or missing components, and component orientation. b) Q1, Q2 1R receivers must be raised to 1/8”. 2. FUNCTIONS: a) Install microchip-CP475R06 on U1 and DRV08R10 on U10. b) Install all LEDs (green on mute and standby, red on tape).
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Model CP-47.5 Gain Reduction (9dB) - Unplug the CP-47.5 completely from the AC line. - Remove the top cover - Un-solder resistors R402, R411, R502, and R511 from the main PCB (picture below). Original value is RN60D2152. - Replace these resistors with this new value: RN60D3012.
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