Fig. 1.

Main items of the homing equipment

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1.f. amplifier and d.c. amplifier. These items are

assembled partly on the main chassis which is spot
welded to the case at approximately one third
of its height and partly on another small chassis.

38. The small chassis is secured by two screws

and lock-nuts to the sides of the case; the rear of
the chassis is fixed by two captive screws to two
'pillars supported on the main chassis. This con-
struction allows the small chassis to pivot on the
side screws for ease of servicing when the two
captive fixing screws are released. The two preset
controls METER GAIN and METER BALANCE are fitted
on the small chassis and are arranged so that they
can be adjusted when the top cover is removed.

39. A narrow panel fitted to the front of the 1.f.

assembly carries two Mk. 4 sockets and one Mk. 4
plug for interconnection to other items of the
homing equipment. T h i s panel is secured to the
assembly by four screws and lock-nuts and it is
not normally detached from it.

Fig. 7. Mounting Type 1034
37. The 1.f. assembly ($g. 8 and 9) is the main
body of the unit and includes the valves and
components of the electronic switch, discriminator,
40. Three cartridge type fuse holders are fitted in
the lower flanges of the case. Two on the left for
l.t. and h.t. fuses and one on the right for the g.b.
fuse.
41. The r.f. unit shown in fig. 10 consists of a
small chassis fitted to a panel which is secured t o

F
ig.8. L.F. assembly top view (covers removed)
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Chapter I

GENERAL SERVICING INFORMATION

LIST O F C O N T E N T S
Para. Porn.
D i s m a n t l i n g a n d re-assembly M i n o r servicing
Introduction .................. I ..................
Renewing valves 8

Modulator units Type 7087 and Type 7747 ...... 2

Coaxial plugs .................. 10
...............
Defective relay HOZIZ II
............
Ju~ctionbox (oerial) Type 7089 5 ...............
Defective relay TRC/4 13
Control units .................. 6 ..................
Relay tag board 14
Re-orrembling .................. 7 Fuses ..................... 16

LlST O F ILLUSTRATIONS
Fig.
rjunction box (aerbl) Type 7089 ...... I

DISMANTLING AND RE-ASSEMBLY

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I . Before attempting to dis-
mantle any unit, reference should
be made to the description and
illustrations in Part 1, Chap. 2.
Modulator units Type 7 8 7 and
4 Type 7747 b
2. The modulator units differ
only in very minor respects,
4 the Type 7747being amodified b
version of the Type 7087. The
dismantling instructions which
follow are applicable to bothunits.
To remove the RF unit Type 7088
3.
( 1 ) Slacken off the Dzus fasteners
on the modulator unit and
remove the top and bottom
coven.
(2) Disconnect the %pole Jones
plug.
(3) Disengage the red-painted
spring-loaded captive screw
located in front of the 8-vole REMOV
MARKE
Jones socket. Ensure ihat
this screw is completely dis-
engaged from the r.f. chassis.
(4) Disengage the four, red-
painted, mushroom-head
screws adjacent to the fuse-
holders. Fig. I. Dismantling junction box (aerial) Type 7089

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