PS Magazine - NOVEMBER 1983
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 372
NOVEMBER 1983
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TightenIng the retaining Nut on your
SB-3614 switchboard's night alarm
migh± cost you a cablE.
±
CLg·
²
The alarm has a keyed ba²e, but the
·
'·
notch on some swItchboard font panels
-
isn't big enough to catch it. So the more
TA±23 Gasket
³o need ±o order a new
TA-235
receiver element just 'cause the gasket's
bad. You can keep your
H-60
handset
waterprooF just by replacing the gasket,
³S´
5330±²-842³3203.
you turn the nut, the more you turn ±he
base µ and the more twist you put in
the cable.
¶F you t· the cable, you not oNly lose
your audible alarm, but other c¸rcuits
as well.
Your best bet is to open the switch¹
board and hold the base while you
tighten the nut.
DiSpEn²³ WI´h
µ¶!
Once aN
MX´µ¶ wie dIEns·r ¸S ¹y, º'»¼
D¸sPOsaºL»
.
.
TE
h½a
Do¾¿NÀt ÁÂà ÄÅm bÆck fR ÇÈFl
or R±isSu².
CÉÊK
I³
WËÌ
y
¼u½¾¿À sUÁÂÃRÄ
±
ÍÎ ÏÐSpOÑÒ
´µ
²
³
Åying down on the job can be hazardous to your inFrared viewer's health.
Yours, too.
When yoÆ Get in a prone position, the rechargeable battery on your belt gets
in one, too. ¶F yours has been overÇlled, electroly±e can leaK out. That corrosive
stuÈF will tear up the battery case, FÉr sure. Êiven enough time, it could do the
same to you.
BeËre you take your Viewer to the Ìeld, have yoÍr org shop check the electrolyte
level. ¶F it's too High, support will adjust it.
¶F you gotta go, keep the battery upright. ¶F you get on your stomach, remove
the battery fom your belt and stand it up.
ÓÔÕÖ1× ÓØLØPÙÚÛØ ÜÜÝ
´
Plates aNd Par·s
ÎF your Çeld phonÏ data plates are hangiNg loose, tighten 'em up. Ðlder seÑs
take a screw, ³S´
5305-²Þ054-5635ß
Òewer phones use screws, ÒS³
5305à²-253á590âã
¶F your plates are missing, SB
ää-63ä
has the word on getting
new ones.
åæçègéêëèìí îïêëæç
Ó ÔÕ
Ö
×;
ou can now stop Øbricating desig¹
nation plates Ër your
Çeld Ùhones. Ðrder
what you need Úith
ÛS³
ââ05Þ²-226-ä742ã
51
Ühe headshed changed
that ÝS³'s
ADF
Þode
fom
"F¶
(Øbricate) to
"
J
µ
(long lead time, ordered when
request is receivedß. 'Course, the First
Few may take a wàle to get to you. Ðnce
demand fom the Çeld heats up, tho,
they should become a stocked item.
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