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TM 55-4920-412-13&P 4-13.  Simulator Circuits. a.  Lamp Circuit. (1) Set  INPUT  POWER  switch  to  SIM  ONLY  and test equipment power to ON. (2) Observe that the 115vac indicator lamp lights.  If not, perform Troubleshooting Table 4-5. (3) Observe  that  the  28vdc  indicator  lamp  lights.    If not, perform Troubleshooting Table 4-5. (4) Press  LAMP  TEST  Switch.    All  warning  lamps will light.  If not, perform Troubleshooting Table 4-5. (5) Connect  5vdc  power  supply  (current  limited  to 25ma)  between  No.  1  connector  pins.    U,  V  (+)  and  EE (-). (6) LAMP    SUPPLY    OVERLOAD    No.    1    warning lamp   will   go   ON.      Set   LAMP   SUPPLY   OVERLOAD switch     to     left,     lamp     will     go     OFF.          If     not,     see Troubleshooting Table 4-5. (7) Disconnect dc power supply from No. 1 connector pins and connector to No. 2 connector pins U, V (+) and EE (-). (8) LAMP    SUPPLY    OVERLOAD    No.    2    warning lamp will go on.  Set LAMP SUPPLY OVERLOAD switch to  right,  lamp  will  go  OFF.    If  not,  see  Troubleshooting Table 4-5. (9) Disconnect dc power supply from No. 2 connector. (10) LIGHTING   INT/EXT   circuit.      Connector   Digital multimeter   between   No.   1   pin   HH(LOW)   and   FF(HI). Refer to Figure 4-2 for pin locations. (11) Observe  that  ON-OFF-SIM  ONLY  switch  is  set to  SIM  ONLY  and  INTEGRAL  LIGHTING  is  set  to  INT Digital  multimeter  will  indicate  between  4.0  and  6.0vac. If not, perform Troubleshooting Table 4-5. b.  Power Supply Circuit (Input Voltage to A1 Board) (1) Set all Power to OFF. (2) Remove   power   supply   board   (A1),   Figure   4-3 and reconnect, using extender board. (3) Connect Digital multimeter positive to loop 2 and negative to loop 8 on extender board, using two leads. (4) Observe that ON-OFF-SIM only switch  is  set  to SIM ONLY  and  set  equipment  POWER  is  ON.    Digital multimeter Table 4-5.  Troubleshooting Lamp Test Circuit (AVIM) NOTE Before performing troubleshooting, remove oil pressure (A2) board and reconnect using extender board. Trouble Probable Cause Remedy 115 vac Indicator lamp does not light F1 Fuse (2 amp) S1,T4,DS1 Replace defective component FO-5 28vdc Indicator Lamp does not light F2 Fuse (8 amp) S1, 330 ohm resis- Replace defective components FO-5 tor 2W, DS2 Low Oil Press NO 1 and NO 2 DS5/DS6 CR8/CR7 Replace defective components, Lamps do not light Figures 4-12, FO-4, FO-5 High Oil Temp NO 1 and NO 2 DS7/DS8 CR6/CR5 Replace defective components, lamps do not light Figures 4-12, FO-4 and FO-5 Engine out NO 1 and NO 2 do not DS9/DS10 CR4/CR3 Replace defective components, light Figure 4-12, FO-4 and FO-5. Lamp Supply Overload NO 1 and DS3/DS4 S19, CR12/CR11 Replace defective components, NO 2 do not light Figures 4-12, FO-4 and FO-5. Low Rotor SPD does not light DS 11 CR2 Replace defective components, Figures 4-12, FO-4 and FO-5. All Indicator Lamps do not light Lamp Test Switch S8 Replace defective components, Figures 4-12, FO-4 and FO-5 INTEGRAL LIGHTING INT Pos- 8 amp Fuse (F3) S39, T4 Replace defective components, tion indicates no vac. Figure FO-5. 4-6  Change 2

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