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36
9.
Read
the
resistance,
indicated
by
the
dial
est
_
ona
re.
pointer,
on
the
“B”’
scale.
If
the
dial
pointer
indicates
“‘1’’
(center
scale),
the
resistors
are
of
equal
value.
If
the
pointer
is
to
the
right
or
left
of
center
scale,
the
resistors
are
not
of
equal
value.
To
determine
the
value
of
the
unequal
resistor
(or
any
component
being
tested),
use
the
formulas
shown
inside
the
““B”
scale.
If
the
pointer
is
tothe
left
of
center
scale,
use
the
formulas
inside
the
left
scale.
This
part
of
the
Manual
provides
you
with
informa-
tion
that
will
help
you
locate
and
correct
difficulties
which
may
occur
in
your
RLC
Bridge.
This
informa-
tion
is
divided
into
two
sections.
The
first
section,
“General,”
contains
suggestions
of
a
lnaturein
@
Visual
check
and
inspection.
e@
Precautions
to
observe
when
bench
testing.
The
second
section
contains
a
“Troubleshooting
Chart”
that
hasa
series
of
“Conditions”
and
“Possible
Causes.”
Start
your
troubleshooting
procedure
by
first
reading
the
following
“General”
section.
Then
proceed
to
the
appropriate
“Condition”
and
“Possi-
ble
Cause.”’
GENERAL
Visual
Checks
1.
About
90%
of
thekits
that
are
returned
for
repair
do
not
function
properly
due
to
poor
soldering.
Therefore,
you
can
eliminate
many
troubles
by
a
careful
inspection
of
connections
to
make
sure
they
are
soldered
as
described
in
the
“‘Solder-
ing”
section
of
the
“Assembly
Notes.”
Re-heat
any
doubtful
connections
and
be
sure
all
the
wires
are
soldered
at
places
where
several
wires
are
connected.
Check
carefully
for
solder
Ge
guearHxKire
If
the
pointer
is
to
the
right
of
center
scale,
use
the
formulas
inside
the
right
scale.
It
is
normal
when
you
measure
extreme
values,
to
have
the
null
occur
at
a
mich
higher
point
on
the
null
meter.
NOTE:
If
you
use
batteries
with
your
RLC
Bridge,
measure
them
with
a
voltmeter
occasionally
to
make
sure
they
are
7
volts
or
higher.
This
will
insure
the
best
operation
for
your
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locations,
and
installed
correctly.
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3.
Check
the
value
of
each
part.
Be
sure
that
the
1
da
ints
the
rirenit
proper
part
has
been
wired
into
the
circuit
shown
in
the
Pictorial
diagrams
and
is
called
out
in
the
wiring
instructions.
It
would
be
easv
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for
example,to
install
a
200
©
(red-black-brown)
resistor
in
a
step
that
calls
for
a
1000
2
(brown-
black-red)
resistor.
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4.
Recheck
the
wiring.
Trace
each
lead
in
colored
pencil
on
the
Pictorial
as
you
check
it.
It
is
fre-
quently
helpful
to
have
a
friend
check
your
work.
Someone
who
is
not
familiar
with
the
unit
may
notice
something
you
have
consistently
overlooked.
on
Q
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circuit
board
or
switches
to
be
sure
the
wires
do
not
touch
each
other
or
other
lugs.
Make
sure
all
wires
are
properly
soldered.
ll
is
not
cured,
read
the
“Pre-
Bench
Te
esting,”
then
refer
to
the
“J