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A1
NSN: 6625-00-003-0973 OLD
NSN: 6625-00-114-0859 OLD
NSN: 6625-01-180-7579 NEW
Part numbers:
254022
268086
21820A
A11
NSN: 6115-00-363-3956
Part Numbers
72-2601
30554-72-2601
Its a common problem. The S9, (speed switch) is something that is always overlooked. The S9-1 contacts are an opener/closer contacts. The opener set is for the starter lock out. At the right RPM, they open to cut the starter out. The closer contacts are for the A11, (exciter) the initial...
Your exciter voltage comes from the S9-1 contacts. Unscrew J9/P9 C-Plug from the A11, (static excitor. Have someone start the set, and hold the start switch up. You mesure from ground to pin D on P9, to see if you are getting DC voltage from the S9-1. No voltage? Bad S9.
The part number is 72-2605. 30554 is the cage code. I will ask someone if they have one and PM you the answer.
Whats wrong with yours? Symptoms? Burnt components on the volt reg card? Burnt T1 Transformer?
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