5.1.3 - CPU Board
To remove the
CPU
board, it is necessary to discqnnect all
cables connected to the CPU. There are 4 flat ribbon cables to be
removed: 1 from the
CGP
board (cehter· board),. one from the Channel
board (right-hand side) and two ribbon cables
that
c,?nnect to the
inside edge of the CPU (these two cables come from the Control
Panel and Keyswitch boards). Next, remove the two brown power
connectors and the MIDI cable located next to the rear panel
on
the
CPU. Now it is necessary to remove the 4 fastening nuts securing
the four 1/4
inch· phone jacks to the rear panel. Then remove the 13
phillips head screws which mount the
CPU
to the slide chassis.
It
is
necessary to have a very short. screwdriver to remove the 2 screws
located at the inner edge of the board.
5.1.4 - CGP Board
To
remove the CGP board, it will
be
necessary to remove 6
cables. Two from the
CGP
board
to
the Channel board, two from the
CGP
board to the
CPU
board,
one
from
the power connector
to
the
CGP
board and one long flat ribbon cable that goes across the
CGP
board
from the CPU
to
the Channel board. Once the cables have been
disconnected, remove the
13
phillips head screws holding the
CGP
to
the chassis. It is necessary
to
have a very short screwdriver to
remove the 2 screws located at
the
inner edge of the board.
Kurzwell 250 Service Manual, Chapter 5
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