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The only thing that may change are the fader lev-
els since they will assume the new panel’s settings.
A replacement panel must be set the same as the
panel being replaced if it being replaced while the
channel is on-air. It is best to turn off the two chan-
nels prior to unplugging the Dual Fader panel.
Before removing a powered Monitor panel, it is
recommended that the monitor speaker power am-
plifiers be turned off and that headphones be un-
plugged.
REMOVING CONTROL PANELS
To remove a control panel from the frame:
1
Use a 2mm hex tool (70-57 or equivalent) to
remove the top and bottom silver hex screws
(38-307A). There are two screws top and bot-
tom on each Dual Fader panel. There are three
screws top and bottom on the Monitor panel.
2
Move the fader to the bottom of its travel and
use the fader knobs to lift the panel up enough
to unplug the red CAT-5 cable from the bot-
tom of the panel. On Dual Router panels, a
second
blue CAT-5 cable will have to be un-
plugged as well.
NOTE
: If you need to replace one of
the assemblies, contact Harris Techni-
cal Services Department for service or
replacement parts.
Installing Control Panels
To install a control panel into the frame:
1
Remove the blank panel covering the slots
where the control panel is to be installed.
2
Hold the panel so that the
red CAT-5 cable
can be plugged into J5 on the panel. On Dual
Router panels, plug in the
blue CAT-5 cable
to J3.
3
Lower the panel into the frame so that it sits
level on the top and bottom rails. It may be
necessary to adjust or coil the CAT-5 cables
so they do not get pinched under the sides of
the control panel.
4
Fasten the panel to the frame using the 38-
307A silver hex screws removed previously.
FADERS
There are no replaceable nor rebuildable parts
on NetWave fader assemblies. The faders are long-
life, conductive plastic, single-element faders used
to control a DC voltage. No audio passes through
any fader or pot on the NetWave console.
If coffee, soft drink or other sugared liquid has
gotten spilled into a fader, remove the fader from
the panel as soon as possible. Hold the fader un-
der hot running water while moving the fader slider
back and forth to dislodge any sugars. Do not use
any soap or other chemical to clean the fader. Dry
the fader using a hair dryer or heat shrink gun set
on a low-heat setting. The fader must be com-
pletely dry before placing it back in the control
panel.
If the fader movement is rough, either the lubri-
cant on the glide rails has evaporated or foreign
material has gotten into the fader. If running the
fader under hot running water does not help, then
the fader must be replaced as the design does not
all disassembly or relubrication.
Fader Removal and Reinstallation :
1
Remove the control panel with the problem
fader from the frame.
2
Remove the fader knob and the two front
panel fader hex screws (70-57 tool).
3
Press down on the fader slider, or pull on the
fader assembly from below, to unplug the
problem fader from the control panel board.
4
Plug the replacement fader into the fader con-
nector using pins 4, 5 and 6.
5
Fasten the fader to the front panel using the
screws removed in Step 2. Snap the fader knob
onto the fader slider.
