3-109. Frequency Adjust Rheostat.See (57, fig. 3-18) and proceed as follows:a .Inspection.(1) Gain access to rear of controlpanel (96).(2) Inspect FREQUENCY ADJUSTfor breaks, loose mounting, evidence ofor other damage.b . Testing.cubiclerheostat (57)corrosion,(1) Tag leads and remove screws which secureleads to the FREQUENCY ADJUST rheostat (57).(2) Connect an ohmmeter probe to each of theouter terminals on the FREQUENCY ADJUST rheo-stat (57), The ohmmeter should read 500 ohms ±3%.(3) To check wiper arm of the FREQUENCYADJUST rheostat (57), connect one ohmmeter probeto either outer terminal and the other probe to thecenter terminal (wiper arm). Turn the FREQUENCYADJUST rheostat slowly throughout its range, whichshould be 0 to 500 ohms. As the shaft is rotated, theohmmeter indicator should move at the same rate asthe rotating shaft. If the pointer does not move, ormoves unevenly, the FREQUENCY ADJUST rheostatis defective and should be replaced.(4) Reconnect leads as tagged using screws andwashers.Remove tags.c.Replacement. Replace defective FREQUENCYADJUST rheostat (57) as follows:(1) Removal.(a) Tag leads and remove three nuts andlockwashers which secure the three leads to FRE-QUENCY ADJUST rheostat (57).(b) Remove knob and hardware which se-cure rheostat to panel and remove rheostat,(2) Installation. Install FREQUENCY ADJUSTrheostat (57) using removal steps in reverse order.Remove tags.3-110. Voltage Adjust Rheostat.See (54, fig. 3-18) and proceed as follows:a. Inspection.—(1) Gain access to rear of control cubiclepanel (96).(2) Inspect VOLTAGE ADJUST rheostat (54)for breaks, loose mounting, cracks, evidence ofcorrosion, and other damage.b. Testing.—(1) Tag and unsolder leads from VOLTAGEADJUST rheostat (54) and test rheostat as describedfor FREQUENCY ADJUST rheostat (para 3 -109),3-40except that the resistance value is 250 ohms ±3%and the range is 0 - 250 ohms.(2) Resolder leads to terminals as tagged.Remove tags.c.Replacement.—(1) Removal.(a)Tag leads and unsolder leads fromVOLTAGE ADJUST rheostat (54).(b)Remove knob and hardware which secureVOLTAGE ADJUST rheostat (54) to panel (96) andremove rheostat.(2) Installation.Install VOLT AGE ADJUSTrheostat (54) using removal steps in reverse order.Solder leads to rheostat. Remove tags.3-111. Frequency Transducer and Meter. (Seefig. 3-18. )a.Inspection. Inspect transducer (6) and frequencymeter (7) for loose mounting, loose leads and otherdamage.b.Replacement.The transducer (6) and frequencymeter (7) are a matched set (5) and must be replacedby another matched set. Replace frequency meter andtransducer as follows:(1) Removal.(a)Gain access to rear of control cubiclepanel (96).(b)Tag and remove frequency meter (7) leads.(c)Remove screws (3) and nuts (4) whichsecure the frequency meter to the panel (96) and re-move frequency meter (7).(d)Tag and remove transducer (6) leads.(e)Remove screws (1) and nuts (2) whichsecure transducer (6) to the rear panel and removethe transducer.(2) Installation. Install frequency meter (7) andtransducer (6) using removal steps in reverse order.Remove tags.3-112. AMPS-VOLTS Selector Switch.See (48, fig. 3-18) and proceed as follows:a. Testing.—(1) Gain access to rear of control cubiclepanel (96).(2) Tag AMPS-VOLTS selector switch (48) leadsand removes crews and lockwashers which secure leadsto AMPS-VOLTS selector switch (48) and test AMPS-VOLTS selector switch for continuity using ohmmeterand schematic, figure 3-21. Sequentially select each
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