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TM- 9-4910-663-34 Table 2-5.  TROUBLESHOOTING (Continued) MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION through  CR4.    Connect  positive  lead  of  ohmmeter  to  +  terminal  of  rectifier  assembly  CR1  through CR4, and connect negative ohmmeter lead to each AC input terminal in turn.  Check for very high resistance in each case. If resistance of approximately 0 to 1000 ohms is measured, replaced rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4. Step  7.    Repeat  measurements  of  step  6,  except  with  ohmmeter  leads  reversed.    Check  for  very  low resistance indication. If open circuit indication is obtained, replace rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4. Step 8.  Disconnect lead from - terminal of rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4.  Connect negative lead of ohmmeter to - terminal of rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4, and connect positive ohmmeter lead to each AC input terminal in turn.  Check for very high resistance indication in each case. If resistance indication of 0 to 1000 ohms is obtained, replace rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4. Step  9.    Repeat  measurements  of  step  8,  except  with  ohmmeter  leads  reversed.    Check  for  very  low resistance indication. If open circuit indication is obtained, replace rectifier assembly CR1 through CR4. Step 10.  Reconnect leads disconnected in steps 6 and  8.    Set  circuit  breaker  switch  CB1  to  ON  position. Using AC voltmeter, check for 30 volts ±10% between terminals X1 and X4 of transformer T2, and for 115 volts ±10% between terminals H1 and H4 of transformer T2. If  voltage  between  terminals  H1  and  H4  is  normal;  but  no  voltage  indication  is  obtained  between terminals Xl and X4, replace transformer T2. 2-24

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