Racal Instruments AN/TRC-207, Operation And Maintenance Instructions, Page: 34 / 102

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Forcing any tilted or cocked electronic assembly into position may result in bent or broken pins.
Be very careful when removing or inserting an assembly into the equipment. If it is a plug-in CCA, be sure the guide pins
are properly aligned before pressing the assembly in place. If the CCA tilts while being inserted, do not continue to press
into position; straighten it, then apply even pressure to avoid tilting.
When repairing an electronic assembly, be careful that the tool employed does not inadvertently
press against leads, pins, or other parts that are easily bent.
Because of the miniaturization of parts for electronic assembly construction, the leads, connectors,
and pins have been stiffened to make them more rugged. As a result, such parts are brittle and
will break easily if bent too often or pulled on too hard. When handling an assembly that has been
removed from its chassis, be careful not to press against the leads and pins. When removing an
assembly, be sure to pull it straight out from the equipment. Do not cock, twist, pry, or carelessly
jerk an electronic assembly to remove it from the mounting or connector.
ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE
The bi-directional repeater contains components that are susceptible to damage by static electrical
charges. Disassembly of the bi-directional repeater should only be done at a properly grounded
work station.
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