WhitakerAudio JC Whitaker 20 W Stereo Integrated Audio Amplifier, Manual

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straight down on the relay terminal. Do not bend the terminal as that may crack the
housing.
– Prepare a 5-inch long #16 black stranded wire. Attach quick-disconnect terminals on each
end of the wire.
– Attach one end of the wire prepared in the previous step to the Hot-3 post on the right
channel PWB. Attach the other end of the wire to the RYL51 COM post. Note that the
terminal legend for the relay is given on the top side of the device. Insert the connector
straight down on the relay terminal. Do not bend the terminal as that may crack the
housing.
– Prepare two 28-inch long #22 white wires, twisted. Install quick-disconnect terminals on
each wire at one end of the twisted pair. On the other end of the twisted pair, install the
miniature quick-disconnect connectors provided with the relay. Note that these two
connector types are not interchangeable.
– Attach the white twisted pair miniature connectors to the mating “coil” posts on RYL51.
Attach one of the standard-size connectors to the RYL51+ post on the left channel PWB.
Attach the other connector to the RYL51- post. Use the available cable clamps for
routing.
– Prepare one 21-inch long #22 white wire. Attach a quick-disconnect terminal to one end of
the wire. Attach to the N-4 (AC neutral to PL51) post on the right channel PWB. Route the
other end of the wire toward the front panel. It will be connected later.
– Prepare one 20-inch long #22 white wire. Attach a quick-disconnect terminal to one end of
the wire. Attach to the Hot-8 (AC hot to PL51) post on the right channel PWB. Route the
other end of the wire toward the front panel.
– The two #22 white wires will connect to the front panel pilot lamp. Position the wire ends
at the lamp and observe where their paths intersect. Twist the wires together along this
path. Route the wires to the front panel under the rectifier PWB.
– Connect one white wire to each of the two terminals on the pilot lamp. Solder. A short
piece of small heat-shrink tubing may be used on each wire, if desired.