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Move Selector Switch Wires
Figure 8-Selector Switch wire identification
Now we’ll move the selector switch wires to select the output of the new phono preamp
when the selector switch is in the PHONO position.
1.
Identify the wire that connects to terminal 8 of the front deck of the selector
switch. De-solder the opposite end of that wire from its current location.
a.
If your PAT-4 phono section was stock, that end was connected to the
center terminal of the right channel PHONO LOW RCA jack.
b.
If your PAT-4 phono section was upgraded with the PAT4LP, that end
was connected to eyelet 5 of the front preamp PCB.
2.
Re-attach the end of that wire to the OUTRIGHT eyelet of the new PCB. Cut it to
a reasonable length. Insert the wire from the solder side, and solder it on the
component side.
3.
Identify the wire that connects to terminal 8 of the rear deck of the selector
switch. De-solder the opposite end of that wire from its current location.
a.
If your PAT-4 phono section was stock, that end was connected to the
center terminal of the left channel PHONO LOW RCA jack.
b.
If your PAT-4 phono section was upgraded with the PAT4LP, that end
was connected to eyelet 5 of the rear preamp PCB.
4.
Re-attach that wire to the OUTLEFT eyelet of the new PCB. Cut it to a
reasonable length. Insert the wire from the solder side, and solder it on the
component side.