Appendix C Maintenance
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1. Remove the power supply cable.
2. Insert a screwdriver in the slot exposed by removing the cable and pry
out the fuse block.
3. Replace the blown fuse(s) with a new one.
4. Re-insert the fuse block with its arrow up.
Power Supply Fuses: The power supply fuses are located in fuse holders
inside the console enclosure on brackets near the back of the power input
connector and the power supply transformer. They protect only the power
supply transformer and not the convenience receptacles. They must be
replaced with Bussman Part No. GDB-800mA, Littelfuse Part No. 217.800 or
Wickman Part No 19193-800mA fuses. These fuses are 5x20 mm fuses
rated 800mA, 250v with a Type F (IEC 127-2/II) (Fast Blow) operating
characteristic.
Due to risk of electrical shock, all maintenance and
repair inside console must be performed by qualified service
personnel.
Replacing the RAM Backup Battery
CAUTION:
Modern electronics can sometimes be permanently
damaged by just a tiny amount of static electricity, an amount
much smaller than you can feel! To protect your console from
damage, it is recommended that you use a grounding wrist-
strap connected to the console chassis whenever you remove
the computer cover.
CAUTION:
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an
Incorrect type. Dispose of battery according to manufacture’s
instructions.
1. Obtain the correct replacement battery, which can be
purchased from your NSI-Colortran dealer as part # CAP-
90008-00 (3 VDC 560 mA/hr Lithium). You can also purchase a
battery from your local electronics retailer (Panasonic model
CR2354, or equivalent).
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