Hi all,
I bought a broken Fluke 702 documenting process calibrator on ebay as a challenge. I've got the unit powering up, but I've discovered the front end has lost a lot of magic smoke, literally. There's at least two blown inductors, a resistor, and what I think was a dual series diode. Thankfully, the ADC is still functional and it can read DC voltages accurately

This means everything totally unobtainium is working at least but it can't source voltage or current or carry out any of the higher functions like resistance sourcing.
The amazing xdevs has the service manual here:
https://xdevs.com/doc/Fluke/701_702.pdfHowever, the schematics seem to be for a early revision of the 70X. My PCBs are a much later revision. For example the main PCB is Fluke-700-3032 Rev C, but the service manual is Fluke-700-1002
The differences are dramatic, I've included a photo of the input board and the corresponding schematic from the service manual. It should just be traces and connectors according to the schematic, but my board has a lot of components...

Around the front end the agreement with the schematic is a lot better but still not exact, parts are numbered differently even though its clear they are the same (i.e. the blown input inductors on the source voltage terminal).
Does anyone have updated schematics for this system? If not, does anyone have a photo of their main PCB near the input jacks so I can try to tell what is original? If someone has a parts unit I'd also be interested.
Any help at all would be very appreciated, thanks. If you want photos of anything let me know. I'm recording the fix and will post it regardless of how far I get.