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Squeezer Wiring Steps 4 - 8
Step 5:
Place the circuit board in the enclosure, but DO NOT attatch it to the adheasive backing yet. This will be the
absolute very last thing you do once you have finished all soldering and are certain that your pedal works and you
won't need to do anything else to it.
Connect the battery snap to a 9v battery and place the battery in the enclosure. Measure and trim the red battery
wire so that it is the proper lenght to reach the hole in the circuit board labelled "POS". Make sure the red wire has
enough slack in it so that it will be easy to change the battery. Strip 3mm off the end of the red wire. Remove the
circuit board from the enclosure and solder.
Step6:
Trim the blue and gray wires so that they are approx. 2" in length. Strip 3mm off each end. Invert the cricuit board
and solder the gray wire to LUG 1 of the 10K pot and solder the blue wire to LUG 3 of the 10K pot.