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must
be
recleaned.
If
a new
bit
plane
is
to
be
in-
stalled,
begin
installation
procedure;
however,
do
not
remove
the
bit
plane
from
the polyethylene bag
until
all
preparations
have
been
made
for
immediate
installation
on
the
equipment.
Cleaning of the
bit
plane
is
necessary
when a
bit
plane
is
removed
and
replaced
or
when
the
polyethy-
lene
bag
is
accidentally
broken.
Caution
IBM-approved nylon
or
lint-free
gloves
must
be
worn
during
all
phases
of
bit-plane
handling.
To
clean
the
bit
plane,
proceed
as
follows:
1.
Clean a
flat
surface,
as
large
as
or
larger
than the
bit
plane
with a
lint-free
cloth well
satu-
rated
with
cleaning
fluid
(P/N
450608).
The
surface
must
be
lint-free.
2.
Clean
all
array
hardware
associated
with
the
bit
plane
to be
installed.
3.
Place
the
bit
plane, with
the
Mylar*
side
up,
on
the
lint-free
surfacP..
4.
Clean
upper
and
lower
connector
tabs
with
lint-free
cloth
that
is
thoroughly
moistened
with
circuit
cleaner.
5. Fold
clean,
lint-free
cloth into a pad about
3
or
4
inches
square
and
saturate
thoroughly with
circuit
cleaner.
Caution
Do
not apply
circuit
cleaner
directly
to the
bit
plane.
6.
Briskly
rub
the
Mylar
side
of the
bit
plane.
~
Best
results
are
obtained by
starting
at
one edge
and
rubbing back and
forth
over
the
entire
length of the
bit
plane. If the cloth
becomes
dry,
reapply
the
circuit
cleaner
to
the
pad only.
7. Allow
bit
plane to
dry.
8.
Immediately
after
cleaning,
install
bit
plane
in
its
proper
location, using the following
ROS
bit
plane
installation
procedure.
Note:
Carrying
the
bit
plane in a
vertical
posi-
tion
reduces
the
possibility
of
further
contamination.
ROS
Bit
Plane
Installation
Note:
Extreme
care
must
be
taken throughout
the
following
procedure
to avoid
damage
to the
bit
planes,
sense
planes,
or
connector
tabs.
Plastic
or
lint-
free
gloves
must
be worn when handling
bit
planes.
1.
Turn
all
setscrews
counterclockwise
until
pressure
plates
are
just
flat
to the
casting.
Do
not
back
screws
out
past
this
point.
* Trademark
of
E.
I.
duPont deNemours &
Co.
(Inc.)
2.
Clean
the
bit
plane,
if
this
has
not
been
done,
in
accordance
with
cleaning
procedure.
If
a
new
bit
plane
is
being
installed,
perform
steps
2
and
5 of
the
cleaning
procedure.
3.
Carefully
place
the
bit
plane
over
the
two
center
mounting
studs
with
Mylar
dielectric
side
toward
sense
plane.
Gently
slip
the
bit
plane
over
the
upper
and then
the
lower
alignment
pins
and
press
flat
on
the
small
copper
lands
around
upper
hole and
lower
slot.
The
upper
alignment
hole
has
a slight
press
fit
and
the
lower
alignment
slot
pre-
vents
any
side
motion
but
allows lengthwise motion
so
that
the
bit
plane
can
lie
flat
on
the
sense
plane.
4.
Install
the
upper
and
lower
drive
connectors
with the mounting
screws.
Do
not tighten
spring-
loading
screws
at
this
time.
This
procedure
ensures
corre9t
location of the
bit
plane while the
spider
assembly
is
being
installed
and loaded.
5.
Install
the
large-rubber
pressure
pad
by
placing
it
gently
over
the
two
center
studs.
6. Holding
the
rubber
pressure
pad in
position,
place
spider
assembly
over
center
studs.
The
holes
in the
spider
casting
are
large
clearance
holes
for
the
studs.
7.
Exerting
light
upward
pressure
on
the
cast-
ing, align
upper
corner
holes
with
the
mating
tapped
holes
in
the
vertical
bars.
Insert
and
fasten
the
four
corner
hex-head
mounting
screws.
Do
not
over-tighten
these
screws
but
make
sure
they
are
bottomed.
Fasten
the two
knurled
nuts
to
the
center
studs.
The
knurled
nuts
are
to
be
bottomed but
must
be only
finger-tight
when
this
is
done.
Caution:
If
the
knurled
nuts
are
too tight, bending and
fracture
of
the
casting
may
result
when the
spider
is
loaded.
8. Using
the
torque
wrench, tighten
all
set-
screws
(1
through 12)
to
2 inch-pounds in the
se-
quence shown in
Figure
94. Repeating the
sequence,
I tighten
setscrews
inpositions
1
through8
and 11-12
to 4. 5 inch-pounds; tighten
setscrews
in
positions
I 9 and
10
to
3. 5 inch-pounds.
9.
After
completing
step
8,
check
torque
in
sequence indicated in
Figure
94 to
see
that
all
I
torques
for
positions
1 through 8 and 11-12
are
within
4.
0 to 5. 0 inch-pounds and that
torques
for
I positions 9 and
10
are
within 3. 0 to 4. O
inch-pounds.
If
torques
are
not within
specifications,
re-torque
as
described
above.
10. Repeat
steps
Band
9 until
set
torque
speci-
fications
are
met.
Service Checks, Adjustment and
Removal
Procedure
(3/71)
101

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