Product Description

The GE Terminal Board DS200DTBDG1A features 2 terminal blocks. Each block contains 107 terminals for signal wires. The GE Terminal Board DS200DTBDG1A also contains multiple test points, 2 jumpers, and 3 34-pin connectors.

The ID of the test points on the board begin with TP and end with a number. TP1 and TP2 are some examples. The IDs are important because the servicer can refer to the written publication that ships with the board from the factory for information about the test points. The information will be referenced by the test point ID. For example, it will give a description of the purpose of TP1 and what circuits the test point tests, and what the testing values mean. If you have indications that the board is not working as you expected, you can refer to the instructions and test the circuits that might be involved.

However, only a trained servicer will have the background, experience and knowledge to test the board. The testing equipment used to test the board must be qualified for the purpose, fully functional, and in good working order. It must also be calibrated for the task and the probes must be intended for attachment to the tester. They must also be in good working condition.

Place the board on top of a static protective surface. For example a flattened static protective bag. The surface must be clean and dry. The surface must be sturdy and have plenty of space for hand tools, testing equipment, other boards, and the printed instructions.