TM 5-6350-264-14&P-10NAVELEX EE 181-AA-OMI-110/E121 C-9412T.O. 31S9-2FSS9-1-10(7) Inspect varistors for evidence ofphysical damage or overheating.Check varistors by disconnecting onelead of each varistor from TB1. Setmultimeter to ohms and connect meterleads to varistor. Meter shouldindicate over 100,000 ohms.f. Refer to figures 5-1, 5-2, 5-3, 5-4, and FO-1and table 5-1 for maintenance controls, parts locationsand identification, and wiring diagram and test pointsreferred to in table 5-2 troubleshooting procedures.NOTEBefore you use table 5-2, be sure youhave performed all applicable operatingchecks.WARNINGThe Audible Alarm presents a noisehazard to personnel in the area. It mustbe disabled before any troubleshootingprocedures are attempted.g. Disable the Audible Alarm. To Disable TheAudible Alarm (AA) for maintenance ortroubleshooting, notify proper authorities perinstallation/site security procedures. Enter theControl Unit area and turn the operating modeswitch (key operated) to TEST/RESET position.If the Control Unit audible signal device sounds,ignore it for the moment. Inspect the ControlUnit door to ensure it is flat, straight, andcompletely closed. Open the door, pull the TASplunger all the way out, and ensure there is nodebris between the door and enclosure. Thereare six LED’s on PC board A12 in the upper rightcomer of the Control Unit. Note any of theseLED’s that are on. To locate the source of analarm, turn the mode switch to TEST/RESET,unlock and open the door. Look at the LED’s inthe upper right corner of theCU. Each detector is connected to one LED.The first alarm signal received at the CU will lightthe LED connected to the detector thatoriginated the alarm.(1) If the AA is silenced, don earprotection and open the AA door. Pullthe TAS plunger all the way out,remove screws that secure thefaceplate, and remove the faceplate.The power switch is in the upper leftcorner of the AA; turn it off.(2) If the AA continues to sound, tag,remove, and isolate the green wire(from status processor) from TB4-1 inthe Control Unit. Install a jumperbetween TB4-4 and 1. AA should beoff. Don ear protection and open theAA door. Pull the TAS plunger all theway out, remove screws that securethe faceplate, and remove thefaceplate. The power switch is in theupper left corner of the AA; turn it off.(3) In the Control Unit, removeinterconnecting wire from AA fromTB4-3, and connect a jumper wirebetween TB44 and 3. The AA is nowdisabled; however, for safety it shouldbe treated as if it were on. Removejumper from TB4-4 and 1.5-4. TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES.WARNINGHIGH VOLTAGE is used in the operationof this equipment. DEATH ON CONTACTmay result if personnel fail to observesafety precautions. Learn the areascontaining high voltage in each piece ofequipment. Be careful not to contact high-Voltage connections when installing oroperating this equipment. Never work onelectronic equipment unless there isanother person nearby who is familiar withthe hazards of the equipment andcompetent in administering first aid.5-2
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