Mod 101 - Page 17

T12 Components
Resistors
Positive side of bottom cap is connected to terminal 1
Positive side of top cap is connected to terminal 3
Capacitors
22µF 500V 2
ground
Terminal 1
Terminal 2
Terminal 3
5kΩ 5W 1
1kΩ 1W 1
One end only of 1k connects to this terminal from T13
T13 Components
Resistors
Capacitors
Positive side of bottom cap is connected to terminal 1
Positive side of top cap is connected to terminal 3
22µF 500V 2
1kΩ 1W 1
One end only of 1k connects to this terminal from T12
4.7kΩ 1W 1
T14 Components
Capacitors
Jumpers
22µF 500V 4
Negative sides of two 22µF@500V caps are connected to
terminal 1 (grounded)
Negative sides of the other two 22µF@500V caps are
connected to terminal 2 (grounded)
Add 2 jumpers wires (22 AWG) to T14 in
order to ground terminals 1 and 2.
J1 connects ground to terminal 1
Jumper Wires
J1 J2
J2 connects terminal 1 to terminal 2
Step 2 – Connect Wires to Filter Section
Drawing 12 shows where to connect these wires on each terminal strip. Use 22 AWG wire.
T10 Wires
Jumper
Add 1 jumper wire.
J3 connects T10 terminal 2 to T11
terminal 1
T11
T10
J3
HV
HV will connect to the standby switch.
(Make sure this wire has enough
length to get to the lamp holder on the
inside of the chassis).
T10
grommet
HV
About 12.5"
in length
T12 Wires
B
B will connect to the power switch.
(Strip a little bit of the insulation on the
end that goes through the grommet to
help you identify it later).
(Make sure this wire has enough
length to get to the lamp holder on the
inside of the chassis).
C will connect to T6.
(Make sure this wire has enough
length to get to V4).
C
T12
12.5"
B
C
10"
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(Drawing 14 can help you see where the other end of these wires will eventually be connected).
Stripped end