pair 3
CLIP
CLIP
pair 3
pair 1
pair 2
to P1 #2
to P1 #1
to P2 #1
to P2 #2
OPTION 1: COMPLETELY REMOVING THE CONNECTOR PCB
We suggest using this option. Unscrew the PCB from its mounting inside the tender
and gently pull it out toward you. The wires will
restrict movement somewhat, but you will be able
to maneuver it enough to work with it. To remove
the connector board from the circuit, you must clip
all the input wires where they enter the connector
board. Start with the first pair of input power wires
(usually one red and one black), cut them free using diagonal cutters, and then take a
small piece of electrical tape and bind this pair together, leaving tails extending that can
be stripped, twisted, and tinned (optional) before insertion
into the BIG SOUND.™ Use the electrical tape as a
label for this pair. Mark it "1." Do the same with the
second pair of power input wires, cutting, taping, and
stripping the tail ends. Label the second pair with a "2."
There are only two black wires for the cylinder chuff input, each wire entering into
the connector board through its own small hole. Cut each cylinder wire from the
board and then tape these together, once again leaving a tail that can be stripped,
twisted, and tinned in preparation for connecting to the BIG SOUND.™ Mark a "3" on
the tape securing this pair.
With the connector board removed, you have freed up extra room inside the tender
for sound kit components.
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