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3. Place the gasket onto the Connector Case base.
4. Line up the connectors with the ports so that the tabs are on the outside of
each connector.
WARNING! Look up inside the Connector Case top. There is a Printed Circuit Board
(PCB) between the connectors. Make sure that it stays lined up between the
connectors, and that it doesn't get jammed, when the case is refastened in the
proceeding steps.
5. Insert the connectors into the ports. Push them in until the tabs click or the
connectors are fully seated in the ports.
CAUTION! Be careful not to break the tabs or pull on the wires while you are insert-
ing the connectors into the ports.
6. Close the connector case and install the new fasteners and hex standoffs.
Tighten them to the recommended torque of 5 in/lbs.
7. Carefully slide the pod onto the deployment column, inserting the cables and
connector case into the deployment column, and supporting the pod from the
base.
8. Align the holes of the transducer pod with the holes on the Deployment
Column. You might have to apply pressure to align the holes.
9. Install the new screws at the top of the pod. Hand-tighten only.
10. Reconnect the power cable to the Transducer Deployment System port.
When power is detected, the pod will retract automatically. The detection
may take up to 2 minutes.
Reconnecting the Pod (for authorized repair only)
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