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CONTENTS
Specifications
3
Block Diagram
4
Circuit
Description
5
Adjustment
6
Schematic Diagram
7
Parts
Location
Diagram
9
Exploded
View
10
Replacement
Parts
List
12
CAUTION NOTICE
The
following safety precautions
must
be followed
to assure
continued
reliability
and
safety against
fire
and shock
hazard:
1.
Replacement
parts
used during
servicing
of
this
appliance
must
have
identical characteristics as
those offered
and
recommended
by
H. H.
Scott,
Inc.
2.
A
dielectric test
is
to
be performed
on
each
appliance
following the re-assembly
and
before returning
the unit to
the custmer.
3.
The
dielectric test
to
be performed
on
H. H.
Scott,
Inc.
electric
components
serviced
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
for
use
in
these countries
shall
consist of
not
less
than the
following:
*
1)
A
dielectirc tester
designed
to
supply not
less
than
1
100
volts
at
60Hz
and employing
leakage current
indicator(s),
is
to be
used.
2)
The
tester
is
to
be connected
per the
instructions
enclosed
with
the instrument, or
as
follows:
a.
The
tester
is
connected
to the
power
line
receptacle
and
the
power
switch
is
turned
on.
b.
Sufficient
time
is
allowed
for
the
tester
supply
to
stabilize
and then
the
output
voltage
is
adjusted for
1080V.
c.
Leads of
the
tester,
usually
marked
GND
and
HV,
are
connected
between
chassis
ground and both
blades
of
the
male
plug of
the
power
cord.
d.
Switch
tester
to
"test"
and
observe leakage
indicator.
Leakage
current
must not
exceed
0.5mA.
*
Dielectric
tests
made by
service
personnel
in
countries
other
than
USA
and Canada must
use
test
equipment and
procedures
specified
by
the safety
agency
serving that
country.
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