Mounting
the Fuse Holder
Step 1
– Remove the nut from the fuse holder and insert the
fuse holder into the corresponding chassis opening. The rubber gasket should be situated on
the outside of the chassis.
Step 2
– Reinstall the threaded nut on the fuse holder and tighten it against the chassis.
Step 3
– Keep the nut from loosening by painting the exposed threads with fingernail polish
(photo 6.7a).
Proceed to 6.8
Mounting
the Power Switch
Step 1
– Remove all mounting nuts from the switch.
Step 2
– Reinstall the knurled round nut, threading it to the
body of the switch (photo 6.8a).
Step 3
– Install the large 1/2” lock washer on the switch.
Step 4
– Install the switch into the appropriate hole in the
chassis with the solder terminals facing up (photo 6.8b).
Step 5
– Thread the hex nuts onto the exposed switch threads and tighten firmly.
Proceed to 6.9
Mounting
Ground / Standby Switch
Step 1
– Remove all mounting nuts from the switch.
Step 2
– Reinstall the knurled round nut, threading it to the body
of each switch (photo 6.8a).
Step 3
– Install the large 1/2” lock washer on each switch.
Step 4
– Install the switches into the appropriate holes in the
chassis with the solder terminals facing up (photo 6.8b).
Step 5
– Thread the hex nuts onto the exposed threads and tighten with a 9/16” socket.
Proceed to 6.10
Mounting
the Octal Tube Sockets
Step 1
– Prior to mounting, slightly bend the solder terminals on the back of the socket
outward (photo 6.10a).
Step 2
– Insert the three sockets from the outside of the
chassis. Rotate these three sockets so that Pin 2 is
closest to the chassis edge.(photo 6.10b).
Step 3
– Secure each of the three sockets to the chassis
with two #6 x 1/4” screws and two #6 KEPS nuts.
Proceed to 6.11
Installing
and Wiring the Speaker Jacks
Step 1
– Install a lock washer on each speaker jack and then install the two
1/4” Switchcraft 11A jacks into the appropriate speaker jack chassis holes.
Step 2
– Align the jacks in the chassis with “tip” terminals facing each other (as shown in
photo 6.11a).
The terminals of these sockets will break if bent too far. It is recommended to use needle
nose pliers for better control when bending these terminals.
CAUTION
Photo 6.10a
Photo 6.10b
6.8
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