TM 11-6130-392-34
section V.
to step h.
h. Set POWER to OFF; remove memory battery
B1 (TM 11-6130-392-12).
a. Check position of INPUT VOLTAGE switch,
rear of battery charger:
i. Measure voltage across battery B1, using
multimeter.
(1) If INPUT VOLTAGE switch is in 115 VAC
position; go to step b.
(1) If voltage is more than 1 VDC; replace P2
(2) If INPUT VOLTAGE switch is in 230 VAC
position; set POWER to OFF. Set INPUT VOLT-
tion V.
AGE switch to 115 VAC position. Go to section V.
(2) If the voltage is equal to or less than 1 VDC;
replace B1. Go to section V.
b. Set multimeter (F =
V, R = 200 V). Con-
nect negative () lead to C1 negative () terminal
(fig. 3-3). Connect positive (+) lead to A11-TP7
S12-C2 and S12-6, and between S12-C3 and S12-9
(1) If voltage is more than 30 VDC; go to step c.
(1) If continuity is good; check for faulty wiring
between S12-6 and TB1-E8 (fig. 3-3) and between
(2) If voltage is equal to or less than 30 VDC; go
to step g.
TB1-E7 and S12-C3. If wiring is not faulty; replace
c. Set POWER to OFF. Set multimeter (F = S2, R
(fig. 3-3) and TB1-E2 with multimeter.
Test 5. SET CHARGE TIME Switch (S3) Test
(1) If resistance is less than 17,500 ohms; go to
a. Set multimeter (F =
V, R = 200 V). Con-
step d.
nect negative lead () to C1 negative () (fig. 3-3).
(2) If resistance measured is equal to or more
With positive lead; measure voltages at test points
than 17,500 ohms; replace TB1-R1 (Section IV, para
(1) If the voltage is more than 9 VDC at each
pin; go to step b.
(1) If resistance is less than 9,500 ohms; go to
(2) If the voltage is equal to or less than 9 VDC
step e.
at any one pin; set POWER to OFF, replace S3 (Sec-
(2) If resistance measured is equal to or more
b. With positive lead of multimeter, measure
than 9,500 ohms; replace TB1-R1l (Section IV, para
voltage at S3B pins 1, 2 and 4 and S3C pins 1, 2 and
4.
r e s i s t a n c e between TB1-E15 and TB1-E16 (fig.
(1) If the voltage is less than 1 VDC at each pin;
set POWER to OFF, check for faulty wiring be-
3-3).
tween S3A-2 and A12-28 connector (fig. 3-2 and
(1) If resistance is less than 5,000 ohms; go to
step f.
3 - 6 ) , S3B-1 and A12-26 connector, S3B-2 and
A12-22 connector, S3B-4 and A12-13 connector,
(2) If resistance measured is equal to or more
S3B-8 and A12-27 connector, S3C-1 and A12-2 con-
than 5,000 ohms; replace TB1-R12 (Section IV, para
n e c t o r , S3C-2 and A12-4 connector, S3C-4 and
f. Perform panel meter (M1) adjustment (Section
A12-3 connector, and S3C-8 and A12-1 connector.
Repair faulty wiring. (If plug-in board connector
must be replaced; send to depot). Go to section V.
(1) If meter can be adjusted, go to section V.
(2) If the voltage is 1 VDC or more at any pin;
(2) If meter cannot be adjusted; replace panel
set POWER to OFF, replace S3 (Section IV, para
POWER to OFF.
h. Peel or pick away red staking compound on
a. Set POWER to OFF. Check continuity be-
i. Set POWER to ON. Measure AC voltage across
and between T1-9 and A11-23 with multimeter.
T1-1 and T1-2.
(1) If continuity is good; replace faulty T1
(1) If voltage is more than 100 VAC; go to step
(2) If continuity is not good; check for the faul-
j.
ty wiring between A11-22 connector and T1-8, and
(2) If voltage is equal to or less than 100 VAC;
between A11-23 and T1-9, or for a faulty connector.
set POWER to OFF; replace S1 (Section IV, para
Repair open lead or replace wire (if plug-in board
4-21). Apply a 0.04-0.08 inch coat of red staking
connector must be replaced; send to depot). Go to
compound (SM-A-852314) on T1-1 through T1-5
4-13