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TM 5-6350-264-14&P-10 NAVELEX EE 181-AA-OMI-110/E121 C-9412 T.O.  31S9-2FSS9-1-10 Table 5-2.  Troubleshooting Procedures - Continued Trouble Probable cause Corrective action 1. (Cont) b. (Cont) back, and insert screws from the front.  Tighten screws to secure switch. d. If meter indications are correct, pull TAS plunger all the way out.  Connect meter leads to J7-4 and J7-7.  Meter should indi- cate 0 ohms. e. If meter indicates over 100,000 ohms, in- spect J12/P1, pins 18 and 19 for broken or loose wires.  Resolder any bad connections on P1. f. If meter indicates 0 ohms at J7-4 and J7-7, connect a jumper wire on power supply from TB4-3 to TB4-2.  Connect meter leads to J7-1 and 14.  Meter should indicate 0 ohms. g. If meter indicates 0 ohms, replace PC board A7. To install new PC board A7, turn board so plastic ejector is toward top.  Align board with guides at top and bottom of status processor.  Slide board straight in until it contacts receptacle at back of processor.  Then press firmly on board until it seats com- pletely in receptacle. h. If meter indicates over 100,000 ohms at J7-1 and 14, connect meter leads to J7-14 and TB4-3 on power supply.  Meter should indi- cate 0 ohms. i. If meter indicates over 100,000 ohms, inspect J12/P1, pin 17 for broken or loose connec- tions.  Resolder any bad connections on P1. j. Connect meter leads to J7-1 and TB4-2 in power supply.  Meter should indicate 0 ohms. k. If meter indicates over 100,000 ohms, inspect J12/P1, pin 34 for broken or loose connec- tions.  Resolder any bad connections at P1, pin 34. 5-17

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