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Image:Tek 432 3.jpg
Image:Tek 432 3.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_1.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_1.jpg
This shows the area around the BNC input connectors for channels 1 and 2.  I was cleaning the vertical gain rotary switches which had become flaky after 45 years.
File:Tek_432_internal_2.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_2.jpg
View from the rear.  The vertical gain attenuator switches are under the metal covers.
File:Tek_432_internal_3.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_3.jpg
When the metal covers are removed, one can see the shaping/compensation capacitors.  These can be unplugged, each one has 6 legs.
File:Tek_432_internal_4.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_4.jpg
Another view of the shaping capacitors.  Work on one channel at a time to avoid mixing these up.
File:Tek_432_internal_5.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_5.jpg
In order to access the rotary gain switch fingers, one must first remove these BNC connectors, which means unsoldering the central wire (connects to a resistor/inductor feed-through) plus a debouce capacitor and lead going to the x1 x10 indicator lights.
File:Tek_432_internal_6.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_6.jpg
Close up view of BNCs
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File:Tek_432_internal_7.jpg
Close up view of BNCs
File:Tek_432_internal_8.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_8.jpg
Close up view of BNCs.  These need to be unsoldered for removal, but nothing else must be unsoldered to access/clean the vertical gain rotary switch.
File:Tek_432_internal_9.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_9.jpg
View of the input preamp.  This board needs to be unplugged only, but not removed or unsoldered.  It has four 2-pin connectors.  Then it can be removed, still attached to the compensation capacitor carriers.
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File:Tek_432_internal_10.jpg
Lifting off the assembly consisting of the 2 compensation capacitor carrier  plus the vertical preamp board  plus the  push-button switch board for CH1/CHOP/ALTERNATE/CH2.  The switch board has two plug connectors below that must be removed.  It helps to have long fingers or a good pair of needle nose pliers.
File:Tek_432_internal_11.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_11.jpg
Second view under the assembly being removed.
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File:Tek_432_internal_12.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_13.jpg
File:Tek_432_internal_13.jpg
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