Replaceable Parts
Assembly and Disassembly Guidelines
Removing the Power Meter RAM Battery (BT1)
| 1. | Remove the A2 processor assembly as described on page |
| 2. | Remove the A2J1 link to disconnect the battery from the rest of the circuitry. |
| 3. | Verify the battery protection circuitry by: |
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| n ensuring that there are no electrical short circuits across the battery |
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| terminals. |
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| n ensure that there are no voltages present which could apply a charging |
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| voltage. |
| 4. | Once the protection circuit has been verified remove the battery. The battery |
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| is siliconed to the assembly. It may be necessary to remove it using a scalpel. |
| 5. | Store the battery individually in an |
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| 6. | After replacing the battery secure it using a tie wrap. This should be secured |
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| from the top of the A2 processor assembly. The recommended tie wrap part |
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| number is |
| 7. | Replace the A2J1 link. |
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WARNING | This power meter uses a lithium battery which may explode if | |
| mishandled. The battery should not be subjected to short circuit of the | |
| battery terminals or to excessive heat. |
Do not recharge this battery or dispose of it by burning. Check local country regulatory requirements on the disposal of lithium batteries.
Agilent E4418B/E4419B Service Guide |