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Series 04 Ku-Band TVRO Antenna

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance<br />

<strong>Series</strong> <strong>04</strong> <strong>Ku</strong>-<strong>Band</strong> <strong>TVRO</strong> <strong>Antenna</strong><br />

14. Rotate Level Cage by hand to<br />

the CCW and CW stop and<br />

check belt tension. Tension on<br />

belt should just enough to<br />

engage drive to level cage.<br />

(approx. 3/16” play when<br />

pinched). If belt tension is<br />

tighter at the CCW stop than the<br />

CW stop or vice versa than<br />

repeat step 13 for proper<br />

tension with the level cage<br />

oriented where greatest belt<br />

tension was observed.<br />

15. Check and/or adjust <strong>Antenna</strong><br />

balance<br />

7.4.6. Replacing Azimuth Double Stacked Motor w/ Encoder<br />

Tools Required:<br />

• 7/16” Wrench<br />

• 9/64” Allen Head Wrench<br />

• 5/32” Allen Head Wrench<br />

• Snips / Flush Cutters<br />

• 2 mm Flat Blade Screwdriver<br />

• Loctite 222 or equiv.<br />

NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, all nuts and bolts should be<br />

assembled with Loctite 222 or its equivalent.<br />

1. Using snips, cut Tie Wrap<br />

holding AZ Motor Harness and<br />

Pedestal Interface Harness<br />

together.<br />

2. Using 2mm Flat Blade<br />

Screwdriver, loosen qty two<br />

retaining screws on AZ Motor<br />

harness and remove from AZ<br />

Post Connector panel.<br />

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