Introduction; Line Voltage Selection; Fuse Replacement - Keithley 263 Instruction Manual

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SECTION 8
Maintenance
8.1 INTRODUCTION
This section
contains
information
necessary
to maintain,
calibrate,
and troubleshoot
the Model
263. Fuse replace-
ment
and
line
voltage
selection
procedures
are also
included.
WARNING
The procedures
included
in this section
are for
use only by qualified
service personnel.
Do not
perform these procedures
unless qualified
to do
so. Many of the steps in this section
may ex-
pose you to potentially
lethal
voltages
that
could result in personal
injury or death if nor-
mal safety precautions
are not observed.
8.2 LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION
The Model
263 may be operated
from either
105425V
or
210-250V 50 or 60Hz power sources. A special transformer
may be installed
for 90-1lOV and 180.220V ranges.
The ap-
propriate
box on the rear panel (see Figure 8-l) is marked
to indicate
which
transformer
is installed.
The upper
box
indicates
that the low voltage
transformer
is installed,
while
the
lower
box
indicates
the
higher
voltage
transformer
is installed.
The position
of the switch
in-
dicates the selected line voltage. To change the line voltage,
proceed
as follows.
WARNING
Disconnect
the Model 263 from the power line
and all other sources
before removing
the top
cover.
1. Locate the line voltage
switch
on the rear panel.
Refer-
ring to Figure 8-1, place the switch
in the correct
posi-
tion;
to the right for low line voltage
(90 to l25V)
or to
the left for high line voltage
(180 to 250V).
2. Install
a fuse consistent
with
the operating
voltage,
as
described
in paragraph
8.3.
CAUTION
The correct fuse type must be used to maintain
proper instrument
protection.
3. Mark
the selected
line voltage
on the rear panel
for
future
reference
ito avoid
confusion.
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-180.220v
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-[105-
125V
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250V
Figure
8-1. Line
Voltage
Switch
(105125V
Range
Selected)
8.3 FUSE REPLACEMENT
A rear panel
fuse protects
the power
line input
of the in-
strument.
Use the following
procedure
to replace
the line
fuse.
WARNING
Disconnect
the instrument
from the power line
and other equipment
before replacing
the fuse.
8-l

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