Remove/install fiber optical cable module for the Media Oriented System Transport (MOST) - AR82.60-P-0001-01TB

1. Detach connector (31) from CD changer (A2/6).
2. Unlock connector lock (31) and pull out carrier (32).
3. Remove fuse (30) from carrier (32), unlock locks and remove damaged fiber optical cable module (x).
4. Cut off damaged fiber optical cable module (x) and strap down with insulation tape.
   Fig 1: Cutting Ends Of Damaged Fiber Optical Cable Module

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5. Install the new fiber optical cable module (4) into contact cavity 2 (output) of the connector for the CD changer (A2/6).
6. Route the new fiber optical cable module (4) from the connector for the CD changer (A2/6) into the left front footwell.
   Fig 2: Identifying Fiber Optical Cable Module & Connector For CD Changer

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7. Route the new fiber optical cable module (4) from the radio recess along the parking brake cable (35) into the cable duct of the left front footwell and attach.
8. Fasten in area of damping (see arrows) of fiber optical cable module (4) using felt tape.
9. Route fiber optical cable module (4) as per the guidelines to the rear in the cable duct.
   Fig 3: Routing New Fiber Optical Cable Module

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10. Expose the fiber optical cable connector (MOST) (X39/50) with the two fiber optical cable modules 4 and 5 in the left rear cable duct and unclip cover (36).
11. Remove the damaged fiber optical cable module 4 from the fiber optical cable connector (MOST) (X39/50), separate and strap down using insulation tape.
    Fig 4: Identifying Fiber Optical Cable Connector

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    Fig 5: Installing Fiber Optical Cable Module In Fiber Optical Cable Connector

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12. Install the new fiber optical cable module 4 in fiber optical cable connector (MOST) (X39/50) and clip cover (36) back on again.
13. Stow fiber optical cable connector (MOST) (X39/50) and the MOST fiber optical cable in the cable duct as per the guidelines.

Risk of breakage!  Do not kink fiber optical cable, route over sharp edges or bend in radii smaller than 25 mm. Tensile forces on inserts must not exceed 65 N. Do not squeeze fiber optical cable and do not compress with clamps or tie straps.