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Ethernet Harness
The Ethernet harness connects the user interface (keyboard) to the Main PCB at connector location J1.
CAUTION!!
Do not confuse the user interface harness with the similar looking Ethernet harness.
The user interface harness connects to J23 on the Main PCB while the Ethernet harness con-
nects to J1. Both connectors are the same type, so make sure you are connecting to the correct
connector.
Failure of the Ethernet harness will generally be caused from handling of the harness during other repairs
or maintenance. It should rarely fail on its own without being handled.
Replacement Parts Needed:
• harness, Ethernet
• twist-lock cable ties (available at most hardware stores in the electrical section)
Replacement Procedures:
1. Turn the machine off.
CAUTION!!
Use extreme care not to drop metallic objects, tools, or other conductive material
on the Main PCB when you have the base cover removed. If you drop such objects on the Main
PCB, it can severely damage the electronics which will be very expensive to repair.
2. Remove the base cover and the lower arm rear cover.
Figure 1 - Ethernet Harness Connected to Coupler
3. Remove any twist-lock cable ties that tie the Ethernet harness to adjacent ones and disconnect
it from the back of the Ethernet coupler mounted on the power input assembly plate on the left
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