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RM-220 RECTIFIER & METERING BOARD INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
PARTS SUPPLIED WITH THIS KIT:
(1) RM-220 Rectifier & Metering Circuit Board Assembly
To start the installation, read these instructions very carefully. Now unplug the amplifier
and remove any input, output and control cables that may be connected to the back of the
amplifier. Place the amplifier on a book, front panel up, and remove the bottom screws holding the
feet and case in place. Lift the case up and remove it from the amplifier. Place the amplifier on the
bench with the front panel facing you. You are now ready to proceed with the installation.
( ) Remove the 15 sheet metal screws that hold the perforated cover in place and remove this
along with the top rear plate cover.
( ) Remove the 3 large knobs from the front panel.
( ) Remove the nut and washer holding the band switch to the front panel.
( ) Remove the top rear screw holding the right side panel in place along with the 4 sheet
metal screws holding the right side panel.
( ) Remove the 2 Phillips-head screws on the right side of the front panel. This will release the
right side panel for removal.
( ) Remove the 2 Phillips-head screws on the left side of the front panel and loosen the front
panel. It may require a slight prying action with a screwdriver to separate the front panel
from the chassis due to paint stickage.
( ) Swing the front panel around to the right and support it against the right side of the chassis
to prevent undue stress on the wires leading to the panel. Now the old circuit board
assembly is fully accessible.
( ) Remove the (4) 6-32 x ¼” screws holding the old rectifier circuit board to the tapped
spacers on the capacitor bank bracket.
( ) Swing the circuit board out to gain access to the rear of the board. Unsolder and remove
all wires from the board.
( ) Cut or unsolder the leads going to the zener bias diode. This is mounted behind and to the
left of the old rectifier board. The old zener diode is no longer used. It is advisable to
remove the old zener diode to eliminate possible HV arcing due to dangling leads
and dust.
NOTE: All holes noted in the following steps are marked on the solder side of the new circuit
board, and are in a similar location as those on the original rectifier board.
( ) Connect the RED wire coming from the high voltage transformer to hole “D on the new
circuit board and solder.

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