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TM  55-4920-383-13&P to  paragraph  4-7  and  perform  only  those  steps  of  the  disassembly  procedures  required  to remove  the  defective  component.    The  following   paragraphs   provide  instructions   for   repair of  the  case  and  cover,  repair  and  reassembly  of  the  panel  assembly,  repair  of  cable  assem- blies,  and  repair  of  PC  board  assemblies.    After   all   assemblies   are   repaired   and   reassembled, refer  to  paragraph  4-13  for  reassembly  of  the  Test  Set. a. Case and Cover Repair. Straighten  minor  dents  in  combination  case  or  cover  (33, figure  3-3)  using  a  mallet  and  suitable  blocks.    If   damage   is   severe,   replace   case   or   cover. If  necessary,  touch  up  repaired  area  with  paint  (item  3,  table  1-4)  as  specified  in  TM  9-213. b. Cable Assembly Repair. Repair  of  cable  assemblies  is  limited  to  replacement  of damaged  connectors  or  pins  in  accordance  with  practices  outlined  in  TM  55-1500-323-25. Items  which  are  non-repairable  and  which  must  be  replaced  if  defective  include  the  three ribbon  cable  assemblies  (56,  63,  and  64,  figure  3-3)  and  BNC/coaxial  connectors.  In  addi- tion,  cable  assemblies  with  shorted  or  open  wires,  or  damaged  insulation  (cuts,  cracks, fraying, pins  are etc.)  are  not  repairable  and  must  be  replaced.    Multipin  connectors  with  removable repairable.  Remove  damaged  pins  using  suitable  extraction  tool,  crimp  new  pin  to wire,  and  install  pin  in  connector  using  suitable  insertion  tool.  Use  solder  (item  4,  table  1-4) as  required  for  soldering  of  wires,  splices,   terminations,   and   shields.   Refer   to   figure   4-6 for  stripping  dimensions  of  internal  coaxial  cable  assemblies  (48,  49,  53,  54,  57  and  58, figure  3-4)  attached  to  front  panel  connectors  J2  through  J7.    Refer  to  section  VII  of  Chapter  3 for  cable  illustrations  and  repair  parts. c.   Front   Panel   Assembly   Repair.   Repair   of   the   panel   assembly   consists   of   replacing defective  parts.    Straighten  minor  dents  in  panel  subassembly  (61,  figure  3-4)  using  a  mallet and   suitable   blocks.   Replace   panel   subassembly   (61)   if   damage   is   severe.   If   necessary, touch  up  repaired  area  with  paint  (item  5,  table  1-4)  as  specified  in  TM  9-213.  Referring to  figure  3-4,  reassemble  the  front  panel  assembly  as  follows: 4-25

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