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Power Supply Input Module
The power OFF/ON switch and the Power Input Module are
located on the rear side of the power supply
(Image 1) . The
Power Input Module (Image 2) serves multiple functions and is
integral to the design of the power supply. It serves as a means
to connect and remove the AC mains cable, it houses the AC
line fuses, provides a convenient method of voltage changeover,
and also serves as an RF line filter. AC power is supplied to the
unit via a removable IEC type business machine cable that plugs
into the bottom section of the Power Input Module. The power
cord must be removed to gain access to the door to change fuses
or to set the unit to a different AC input voltage.
Fuse Replacement
Two fuses are used to protect the circuitry of the power supply, one on
each side of the mains line. To inspect or replace the line fuses (necessary
when changing voltage settings), first remove the power cord. Insert a
medium size flat-blade screwdriver into the lip at the top of the module
and gently pry the door open
(Image 3) . Be careful not to damage the
painted surface of the chassis housing.
The fuses are located inside two carriers, each marked with an arrow
pointing to the right. These carriers can be pulled out with the tip of a
screwdriver blade or a pair of needle nose pliers
(Image 4) . Once the
carriers are removed, the fuses can be pulled out with your fingers.
Replacing the fuse carriers is the reverse of removal. They can only be
inserted with the arrow facing to the right and they should go in very
easily.
CAUTION!
Never attempt to bypass a fuse or use one of a higher rating! Not only is this an unsafe practice,
but it will void the factory warranty.
Voltage Changeover
The power supply can be set to operate from voltages
ranging from 100 to 240 volts AC. For 230V operation, use
the 240V setting. A small window at the rear of the Input
Power Module will display the current voltage setting. To
change operation to a different AC voltage requires
repositioning the selector drum within the module. Remove
the power cord and open the module door in the same
manner as for accessing the fuses. The drum can be
removed with a small pair of needle-nosed pliers or the
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