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Fig. 45
All parts
are now
disman-
tled
unscrewed and the transmitter taken out, it should be mentioned
that the entire cup in which the transmitter lies, is to be removed
from the handset. The inset in which the handset cord is fastened
is pressed lightly into the handset. This inset is part of the cup
and the whole assembly can be removed through the handsets'
transmitter opening.
Screws for connecting the conductors in the handset cord are found
at the back of the cup. There is also a slot for the me c hanical
unloading of the cord (fig. 46). By first loosening the easily
accessible screws, the handset cord can be removed and repla ced.
Fig. 46
Loosen
the screws
and remove
the handset
cord
Reassembly of the units after inspection or service should not
cause anyone, aware of the method of dismantling, any difficulty.
However, it should be pointed out that the ringer must be slightly
depressed at the ringer coil end (fig. 47) , when the transmission
unit is to be inserted in its slots in the base plate. The reason for
this is that a lip on the ringer is to be fitted into a slot in the
transmission unit.
Depress the ringer slightly before the transmission unit is inserted
in its slots in the base plate .
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