Fluke 6060B - Parts List Information; How to Obtain Parts

LIST
OF
REPLACEABLE
PARTS
5-1.
INTRODUCTION
This section
contains
an illustrated
parts
breakdown
of
the instrument.
A similar
parts
list is included
in the Options
Section
for each of
the
options.
Components are
listed
alphanumerically
by
assembly.
Both
electrical
and mechanical
components
are
listed
by
reference
designation.
Each
listed part
is
shown in
as
accompanying
illustration.
5-2.
Parts
List
Information
Parts
lists include
the
following
information;
!.
Reference
Designation
2. Description
of Each Part
3. FLUKE
Stock Number
4. Federal
Supply Code
for
Manufacturers
5.
Manufacturer’s
Part
Number
6. Total Quantity
of Components
Per
Assembly
7.
Recommended
quantity:
This
entry indicates
the
recommended
number
of
spare parts
necessary
to
support
one to five
instruments
fora period
of
2
years.
This list
presumes
an
availability
of
common
electronic
parts at the
maintenance
site.
For
maintenance
for I year or
more
at an
isolated
site,
it is recommended
that
at least one
of
each assembly
in
the
instrument
be
stocked. In the
case of
optional
subassemblies,
plug-ins, etc,,
that are
not
always part
of the instrument
or are
deviations from
the basic
instrument
model,
the REC
QTY column
lists
the
recommended
spares
quantity
for
the items
in that particular
assembly.
5-3.
HOW TO
OBTAIN
PARTS
Components
may
be ordered
directly
from
the
manufacturer’s
part
number,
or from the
John
Fluke
Mfg. Co., Inc.
or an
authorized
representative
by usingthe FLUKE
STOCK
NUMBER.
In the
event the part
ordered has
been replaced
by a new or
improved part,
the replancement
will be
accompanied
by an
explanatory
note
and installation
instructions if
necessary.
lo ensure
prompt and
efficient
handling
of
your order,
include
the
following
information;
1.
Quantity
2. FLUKE
Stock
Number
3. Description
4.
Reference
Designation
5. I’rinted
Circuit Board
Part
Number
and
Revision
Letter
6. Instrument
Model
and Serial
number
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