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5. Place one fuse into the compartment where the clip was removed in step 4.
The fuse ratings must be as shown on the back of the unit cabinet. The
European 20 mm long fuses must be placed fully to the rearmost end of
the tray (closest to the metal tabs extending from the tray), or contact will
not be made and the unit will not operate. Both fuses must be present to
complete the circuit.
6. With the two proper fuses in the tray, orient the tray with the two fuses at
the sides and the 230V marking at the top, as shown in Figure 4, and insert
it with the metal tabs first into the top of the power entry module until it is
firmly seated in place. It may be necessary to squeeze the two fuses at the
rear to permit them to enter the power module housing. Close the power
entry module cover by pressing at the top center until it snaps into place.
Insert a suitable 230V power cord.
5.2 Convert from 230 VAC to 115 VAC
1. Remove the power cord from the power entry module (see Figure 3)
located in the rear of the unit.
2. Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, carefully pry out the power entry
module cover at point A, Figure 3. The hinged cover will swing down as
shown in Figure 4.
3. Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, carefully pry out at the top of the fuse
tray and carefully remove the tray as illustrated in Figure 4.
4. Observe the shorting clip in Figure 5 and remove the fuse present in the
fuse tray where the shorting clip will go by gently lifting it up at the rearmost
end of the tray (where the metal tab extends) and removing the fuse from
its retaining clip.
5. Observe the shorting clip placement as shown in Figure 5. Place a shorting
clip by hand onto the tray as follows. The tray must be oriented as drawn
(the marking PRSR will be at the top of the fuse tray front). The clip must
be oriented as shown with the "finger" at the center pointing toward the
front of the tray. Do not bend this finger or the required connections will not
be made. Grasping the clip only at the sides, slide it down into place on the
tray. The base of the clip will insert into the cavity in the tray when it is
placed in the correct position. Place one fuse into the compartment in the
side of the fuse tray opposite the side with the clip. The fuse rating must be
as shown on the back of the unit cabinet. A 20 mm long European fuse
must be placed fully to the rearmost end of the tray (closest to the metal
tabs extending from the tray) or contact will not be made and the unit will
not operate. Both the clip and the fuse must be present in their proper
places or the unit will not operate. With the clip and proper fuse in the tray,
orient the tray with the fuse at the side and the 115V marking at the top, as
shown in Figure 4, and insert it with the metal tabs first into the top of the
power entry module until it is firmly seated in place. It may be necessary to
squeeze the fuse at the rear to permit it to enter the power module
housing. (If the clip and fuse are on the incorrect sides of the tray, it will not
be possible to place the tray into the power entry module). Close the power
entry module cover by pressing at the top center until it snaps into place.
Insert a suitable 115V power cord.
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