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Appendix
Inspections/Tests for Repaired 767 Transformers
Main Unit and Third Handle
IMPORTANT: When any primary component is replaced, perform the leakage current
test and the dielectric breakdown test as per the following specifications.
When checking the main unit, use Welch Allyn Tester T-13251 for leakage and dielectric strength
tests. Measure output by using standard components / bench equipment set up as described
below for the main unit.
1. Apply the calibrated *resistance to the handle stud to simulate a controlled lamp resistance.
This may be supplied by using a fixed resistor and a variable resistor (pot) in parallel.
* Calibrating the 767 Test Load
The 767 functional test consists of measuring the voltage delivered by the 767 lamp driving
circuitry when a calibrated resistance or load is put in the circuit instead of a lamp. The method
for building the calibrated load is as follows:
a) Connect a 5 ohm potentiometer or an equivalent combination to obtain the desired
nominal lead.
b) Connect a regulated 3.5 volt supply (ac or dc) to the load through an amp meter and
adjust the potentiometer until the current delivered is 750 mA. (This will effectively be a
circuit with a 4.66 ohm nominal load).
c) This resistor combination including the current meter is the calibrated load which should
be applied when measuring the 767 output. Alternately T#13251 can be used.
2. Adjust input line voltage for domestic 767: 116 VAC+9 / - 3 VAC RMS.
Adjust input line voltage for international 767: 230 VAC+/- 10 VAC RMS.
3. When handle is connected to test load circuit above, output (Rheostat Full On) of the 767
should be 3.5 VDC +/- .5 VDC. (Use a true RMS meter set on DC scale).
4. Measure third handle outlet output at the slot jacks on the right end of the 767 main unit.
When measured with a Beckman (or equivalent meter) set on the AC scale, this output
should be 7 VAC +/- 1 VAC with a nominal load of 9.33 ohms.
5. Measure leakage and hi-pot (dielectric strength) with tester T-12351. Follow
instructions for tester.
6. Perform functional check of handle rheostat. Look for smooth typical operation.
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