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DETAILS/RESULTS/ACTIONS |
A1: CHECK CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 29-GB6 (ORANGE/YELLOW) |
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1 Enter the OFF position. |
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2 Disconnect Clock C460. |
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3 Using a digital multimeter, measure the voltage between pin 6 of C460 clock circuit 29-GB6 (orange/yellow), from the wiring side and "weight". |
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• Is the voltage over 10 V? |
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→ Yes |
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Go to A2 Go to PINPOINT TEST A |
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→ No |
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REPAIR circuit 29-GB6 (orange/yellow), CHECK the system is working properly. |
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A2: CHECK CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 15-GB6 (GREEN/YELLOW) |
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1 Drive the ON position. |
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2 Using a digital multimeter, measure the voltage between pin 1 of C460, circuit 15-GB6 (green/yellow), from the wiring side and "weight". |
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• Is the voltage over 10 V? |
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→ Yes |
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Go to A3 Go to PINPOINT TEST A |
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→ No |
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CHECK fuse 59 (7.5 A). If the fuse is blown, INSTALL a new fuse. CHECK the system is working properly, If the fuse fails again, CHECK for a short to "mass". If the fuse is good, REPAIR circuit 15-GB6 (green/yellow). CHECK the system is working properly. |
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A3: INSPECT ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT 91-GB6 (BLACK/YELLOW) BREAK |
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1 Enter the OFF position. |
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2 Using a digital multimeter, measure the resistance between pin 2 of C460, circuit 91-GB6 (black/yellow), from the wiring side and "weight". |
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• Is the resistance less than 5 ohms? |
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→ Yes |
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INSTALL a new clock. CHECK the system is working properly. |
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→ No |
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REPAIR circuit 91-GB6 (black/yellow). CHECK the system is working properly. |
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