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New cx-2151/u cord coil for H-60/PT TA-312/PT handset or for TA-43/PT
$ 7.89
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Description
for TA-312/PT and TA-43/PT Field TelephonesPrice: .95
New Mint Condition: Brand New, never used H-60/PT CX-2151/U Electrical Cord Assembly for both the TA-43/PT ta-43, ta43, or the TA-312/PT ta-312, ta43 mititary field telephone. Difficult to find replacement item.
These have no "shelf life or new-old-stock" storage that which implies it may be somewhat a dryer rubber content after long storage; these, listed here, are very supple, springy and resilient, and has not lost its viscosity (that subtle oily feel); you won't be disappointed.
This is a
7-wire cord
required for the H-60/PT of the TA-312/PT. 4 wires will not work, as sometimes listed here by other vendors on EBAY.
Replacing the CX-2151/U Electrical Cord Assembly on a Handset:
To replace the cord/coil I would suggest to pat/rub a little WD-40 lightly on the cable insertion ends to facilitate squeezing them in the small apertures on the telephone H-60/PT handset and the compartment enclosure unit.
If the old cable/cord has no salvageable value, just snip it at the aperture ends and pull it out from the inside.
Follow the color code markings on the black terminal board and on the handset H-60's Transmitter end. Notice that the
Red
with an extended 1/4 inch
black insulation
,
Orange
and
Green
on one end of the cord are longer -- use this end for the Transmitter cup end of the H-60/PT. Those three longer wires will be connected to the Push-To-Talk Switch, as you will see when you disassemble it. If you have an easier method, by all means please let me know.
There are more detail instructions on my website to facilitate the process.
Further instructions:
Through many mistakes I finally have this procedure right, attentive to following the color code etched on the side of the push to talk switch -- Orange, Green and Red with the extended ¼ black tape insulation at the open-end connector. The handset coil end anchor screw just needs loosening to slide out the anchor hook- it is not necessary to remove. Also, It isn't necessary to remove the two other tiny screws in the transmitter end to extract or replace the cable. Here's why: the two existing bottom yellow and blue wires at the handset transmitter end are closed loop connectors -- these remain on the bottom under the screw. the upper second set of yellow and blue wires from the coil/cord are open-end connectors and these wires can just be slid out when the screw is loosened, as well as the new wires can be slid on.
I mention this because it's "difficult" putting those tiny,tiny screws back on -- so don't remove them; just loosen them. However, if you inadvertently unscrew off the screws then it is necessary to adroitly manipulate and painstakingly navigate these very tiny screws in place; because occasionally I do completely unscrew them I finally purchased a clutch/screw driver with the holding screw clutching fingers -- so much easier and significantly faster to screw in those tiny, tiny screws in tight places.