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Refer to Division 501 for connections of these
handsets. When either of t hese handsets are used,
an H4CJ or equivalent handset cord must be used
(see 3.08).
3.08
Installing Spade-Tipped Handset Cords
in Early Production
with G12A Handset:
handset cord (H4CJ or equivalent) remove J Hook
Stayband from the cord.
cord sheath to stayband marks. Thread spade-tipped
conductors through plug (Fig. 5) (spade tips must
be bent to clear cord entrance).
about 1/4-inch of cord sheath is in the central
cavity of the plug.
two groups and tie an overhand knot, pulling the
knot to the cord sheath.
until strain relief position is attained by knot
entering sheath and resting against plug.
spade-tipped conductor straight through jack 812266203
(P-22F620) and connect to proper terminals. Insert
plug in jack.
TEL SET CORD.
HOUSING, HANDSET
COLOR
Black
Ivory
Green
Red
Yellow
White
Light Beige
Aqua Blue
Note:
base, a plug is not required and a notch is
provided on front lip of base pan for J Hook
Stayband of nonmodular type cords.
3.09
When adding speakerphone to 831-type
telephone sets; the 8RA dial must be replaced
by an 8CA dial (order separately) to provide the
additional off -normal contacts required for speakerphone
connections.
3.10
When using speakerphone with telephone
sets equipped with the new line switch
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Sets Equipped
To install spade-tipped
Cut back and remove
Pull cord until
Separate the conductors into
Pull the cord from plug
.TABLE A.
COLOR ORDERING GUIDE
COORDINATED
FACEPLATE
COLOR
SUFFIX
-03
Charcoal
-50
Muted Ivory
- 5 1
Light Green
Muted Red
-53
-56
Light Yellow
-58
Light Gray
Muted Beige
-60
-6 2
Muted Blue
On later version of the telephone set
assembly, make wiring changes shown in Table I.
The new line switch can be identified by two
additional leads which are (BL). This modification
is not required on sets equipped with the earlier
type line switch.
MAINTENANCE
4.
4.01
Maintenance of the 831- and 2831-type
telephone set should be limited to checking
for loose or broken connections and replacement
of items per local instructions.
4.02
Early manufactured cords in neutral light
pearl-gray ( -82) and dark gray-brown ( -83)
are rated MD.
Feed
satin-silver ( -87).
4.03
Current sets are equipped with a PlB ringer
which does not have the (S-R),
leads.
For maintenance purposes, either the PlB
or PlA ringer may be used.
provided, insulate and store the unused leads.)
4.04
For maintenance of keys, buzzers, dials,
speakerphone components, and polarity guard,
refer to appropriate sections pertaining to these
items.
SUFFIX
The current production 647-type keys have
4.05
-70
been modified for easy lamp replacement
-80
by merely removing the lamp cap and inserting a
- 7 1
553-type tool through the hole in the top of the
-69
button. In early production models it is necessary
- 7 2
to remove faceplate, key collar, and button for
-7 3
lamp replacement.
-75
-76
Note:
647-type key for maintenance in the 831- and
2831-type key telephone set, the 812857704
(P-28E770) latch bar spring must be removed
to prevent mechanical stress on the latch bar
to pivot bar action.
removal procedures, refer to Section 512-230-101.
Telephone sets should NOT be carried
by the handset cradle.
failure may be caused by applying
excessive
cradle and the line switch mounting
arrangement.
ISS
8,
SECTION
All new mounting cords will be
(If PlA ringer is
When installing or replacing the
For information on
strain
t o
the
503-702-101
(8),
(BL)
Line switch
handset
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