Populating The Printed Circuit Board - Zeppelin Design Labs THE PERCOLATOR Assembly Instructions Manual

SC63 Philips Sheet Metal Screw - Pan head 8x1/2"
SC66 Philips Sheet Metal Screw - Pan head 6x5/8"
SC67 Philips Sheet Metal Screw - Flat head 6x1"
SC68 Philips Sheet Metal Screw - Pan head 10x3/8
SP11 Nylon Hex Standoff M3x12
WA07 Lock Washer M3
CB20
SC38
SC68

POPULATING THE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD

Your workspace should be well-lit, well-ventilated, and disposable; that is, don't work on the nice
dining room table! Work on a utility surface that you can burn, drill and scratch. A piece of ¼"
tempered masonite, or a chunk of MDF, makes an excellent cover if you don't have a utility work bench.
CAUTION: Solder fumes are not healthy for you. The fumes consist of vaporized flux,
which can irritate your nose, lungs, and even your skin. You MUST work in a space where
the air drifts away from you as you work, so fumes do not rise straight onto your face.
CAUTION:
Solder residue usually contains lead, which is poisonous if you ingest it. Do not
breathe the fumes, do not eat the supplies, wash your hands after you handle solder, and
sweep and wipe up your work space after EVERY USE.
The printed circuit board (PCB) holds most of the components in this amp. Nearly all of the components
CH05 FT03
SC61 SC63
SP11 WA07
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Assembling the chassis
Attaching the feet
Installing the chassis in the cabinet
Attaching the fins
GR02
SC66
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4
4
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NU10
SC67