Dynatuner FM-1 Instructions For Assembly Alignment Operation - Page 6

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ASSEMBLY .
INSTRUCTIONS
When all of the one-half watt resistors are in
place, put the chassis bottom plate over them to
hold them in position and carefully turn the board
and bottom plate upside-down. Solder each lead
with a small amount of solder. The solder should
flow smoothly all around the lead onto the copper.
Cut off all excess leads. See detail A.
After soldering, there should be no space between
the bodies of the resistors and the top of the P
board. If there is, the resistor should be gentl
pressed to the board while the soldered leads are
reheated, until the resistor is flush with the board.
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NOTE CAPACITOR BODY
TOUCHES BOARD.
DETAIL "8"
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2(0Support the board as in step 1. Insert the
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henry choke ll2'and the heater choke I:S. Wert
all the one watt resistors. Insert the 2.2 mmfd
tubular capacitor
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(red, red, white and gray
dots>. Invert the board and solder each lead of these
components and trim off the excess.
3(0 Insert the two nine pin sockets. Note the location
of the flat side of each socket. Be certain that each
tab goes into its hole and does not bend over on top of
the board. Seat each socket firmly to the board and
then solder each pin an.d the center ground pin.
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Referring to the pictorial diagram and the values
marked on the individual capacitors, insert all the
NOTE BODY OF RESISTOR IS PRES$EO TIGHT
TO BOARD, MAKE SOLDER FLOW S"'OOTHLY
FROM LEAD TO COPPER. SNIP OFF EXCESS
LEAD CLOSE TO SOLDER.
SNIP OFr EXCESS LEAD
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CORRECT SOLDER
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DETAil "A"
Be sure enough heat reaches both the copper
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the board
and the wire to be soldered to make a smooth solder junc-
tion. When making connections to the eyelets, be sure that
the solder flows from the wire to the cyelet to the board, so
that the eyelet is soldered to the wire and to
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board at
the same time. When installing components, be careful not
to cover up the identifying numbers. Avoid getting solder
on the outer
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edge of the boards. This area contacts the
chassis when the boards are mounted and solder splashes
here will prevent a uniform contact.
You will note that on each etched circuit board all of
the component positions are diagrammed on the top of the
board (the side without the copper). The identification
symbol for each component is marked between the holes.
into which its leads will be inserted. Resistors may be
identified by comparing them with the color code provided
on the parts list. Each disc capacitor is marked with its
value and any special characteristics. Other special com-
ponents will be identified as they are called for in the
assembly process.
Assembly of the R..F. circuit board PC-7
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Position the PC-7 etched circuit board in front of
you according to the pictorial diagram. Support the
board over an open box or between two objects so
that the leads from the components may project
through. Insert all of the one-half watt resistors in
their places on the circuit board. To bend the leads
of each resistor to the correct shape, hold it between
the thumb and forefinger of one hand and bring the
thumb and forefinger of the other hand just across
the ends of the body, bending the leads as you do so.
See detail
B.
It will help in rechecking your work
to orient the color codes of all resistors uniformly.
YOLI will first assemble the two etched circuit boards
PC- 7 and
PC-B,
and then mount these and the other com-
ponents on the chassis and complete the wiring. The Dyna-
tuner's use of etched circuit boards, onto which most of
the parts are mounted, greatly simplifies your aSsembly of
the kit, and contributes strongly to its outstanding per-
formance. Close attention to the suggestions made here
will enable you to realize its fullest capabilities.
Before starting assembly of the etched circuit boards,
observe detail A. A GOOD SOLDERING JOB IS ESSEN-
TIAL TO THE PERFORMANCE OF YOUR TUNER.
Soldering to etched circuit boards is no more difficult (and
in some ways much easier) than conventional point-to-point
wiring. If any difficulty is experienced in attempting
to
solder to the copper sheet which is bonded to the board,
light rubbing with an ink eraser can clean the copper to
simplify the process.
INCORRECT SOLDER
CONNECTION
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