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Lionel WWII Airplane Pylon Owner's Manual

Lionel WWII Airplane Pylon Owner's Manual

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71-4108-250
12/02
Lionel
WWII Airplane Pylon
Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 71-4108-250 12/02 Lionel WWII Airplane Pylon Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Replacing the lamp on your WWII Airplane Pylon 9-11 Limited Warranty/Lionel Service The following Lionel marks may be used throughout this instruction manual and are protected under law. All rights reserved. Lionel®, TrainMaster®, Odyssey®, RailSounds™, CrewTalk™, TowerCom™, DynaChuff™, StationSounds™, Pullmor®, ElectroCoupler™, Magne-Traction®, CAB-1 Remote Controller®,...

  • Page 3: Wiring Your Wwii Airplane Pylon With Conventional Power Supply

    Wiring your WWII Airplane Pylon with a conventional power supply iring your accessory is the first step in preparing for flight. The WWII Airplane Pylon will operate best at 12-18 volts (AC), and it can be powered through track power with a Lionel Lockon (available separately) OR through an accessory power supply.

  • Page 4: Operating Your Wwii Airplane Pylon With Conventional Power Supply

    Wiring your WWII Airplane Pylon with a conventional power supply (continued) Mounting holes Roof screws (recessed) Mounting holes POWER SUPPLY Figure 1. Wiring for conventional operation Operating your WWII Airplane Pylon with a conventional power supply djust the voltage to the accessory to control the speed at which the airplanes circle.

  • Page 5: Operating Your Wwii Airplane Pylon In A Trainmaster Command Control

    Operating your WWII Airplane Pylon with TrainMaster Command Control ou may choose to wire your accessory with an SC-2 Switch and Accessory Controller (available separately, 6-22980) or the Accessory Switch Controller (available separately, 6- 14182). Refer to these manuals for additional information.
  • Page 6 Operating your WWII Airplane Pylon with TrainMaster Command Control (continued) Accessory Switch Controller wiring and operation Three wires (not included) are needed to connect your Pylon to the Accessory Switch Controller (ASC) and a separate accessory transformer. 1. Attach one wire to the transformer Power/A terminal and connect it to the COMM terminal on the ASC.

  • Page 7: Installing Your Wwii Airplane Pylon

    Installing your WWII Airplane Pylon ere are the final preparations for takeoff! Begin by choosing a flat, level area on your layout for the accessory. Secure this accessory to your layout with four screws (not included) using the holes near the corners of the green base. Be sure to wire your accessory before you secure it to your layout-the wire terminals are at the bottom of the base.

  • Page 8: Attaching The Airplanes To Your Wwii Airplane Pylon

    Attaching the airplanes to your WWII Airplane Pylon omplete the assembly of your WWII Airplane Pylon by attaching the airplanes and their support rods to the structure. Figure 4 illustrates the following procedure. 1. Note that the supporting rods have different shaped ends. Insert the flattened ends of the support rods into the tubes protruding from the top of the pylon.

  • Page 9: Replacing The Lamp On Your Wwii Airplane Pylon

    Replacing the lamp on your WWII Airplane Pylon our Pylon is illuminated by one 18-volt lamp. During the course of normal operation, this bulb may require replacement. Follow these steps to replace the lamp with part no. 612-3011-311. 1. Lift the support arms of the airplanes out of the tubes at the top of the pylon.
  • Page 10 Replacing the lamp on your WWII Airplane Pylon (continued) Base of the Pylon Mounting holes Roof Roof screws screws (recessed) (recessed) Mounting holes Figure 5. Screw locations...
  • Page 11 Replacing the lamp on your WWII Airplane Pylon (continued) Interior of the building with the roof removed Figure 6. Lamp location...

  • Page 12: Limited Warranty/Lionel Service

    Center, together with proof of original purchase above instructions carefully before returning any will, at the option of Lionel L.L.C., be repaired or merchandise for service. You may choose to have replaced, without charge for parts or labor. In the...