TM 11-6625-2398-14-4
CHAPTER 4
OPERATOR'S AND ORGANIZATIONAL
MAINTENANCE
Section I. GENERAL
4-1.
Scope of Maintenance
4-2.
Tools, Materials, and Test Equipment
Required
The maintenance duties assigned to the operator and/or
organizational maintenance mechanic of the test facilities
set are listed below. These duties do not require special
A list of parts authorized
for operator's and
tools or test equipment.
organizational maintenance is provided in appendix C.
The tools, test equipment, and materials required for
a. Cleaning.
operator's and organizational maintenance are listed
b. Troubleshooting.
below.
c. Repairs and adjustments.
a. Tools and Test Equipment.
Common name
Equipment
Technical manual
Tool Kit
Tool Kit, Electronic Equipment
SC 5180-91-CL-521.
TK-100/G
Multimeter TS-352B/U
TM 11-6625-366-15 and
TB 11-6625-366-3511.
b. Material Required for Maintenance
Cleaning compound
Light gray enamel paint
Isopropyl alcohol
Rubber tape
(NSN 7930-00-395-9542) (gloss)
Camel's-hair brush
Friction tape
Inhibisol cleaning solvent
Light gray enamel paint
Fine sandpaper
Miller-Stephenson fre-
Cleaning cloth
(semigloss)
on TF degreaser
Section II. LUBRICATION
4-3.
Lubrication Requirements
Lubrication is not required for any component of the
test facilities set.
Section III. MAINTENANCE
performed partially during normal operation (para 4-6)
4-4.
General
and partially during downtime when the equipment is not
There are no maintenance procedures that will prevent a
being used (para 4-7).
part from failing or indicate that a part of the equipment is
about to fail. However, if the equipment is kept clean
4-6.
Operational Maintenance
and is properly stored when it is not being used, chances
of causing a failure or loss of a piece part will be greatly
reduced. Unnecessary periodic checking of equipment
During normal operation, inspect the equipment as
can result in damage to the equipment.
outlined in a, b and c below.
a. When connecting adapters, cables, and the fault
4-5.
Maintenance Procedures
isolation board, check for bent pins, broken connectors,
damaged insulation, or dirt.
(1) Carefully straighten bent pins.
Maintenance procedures for the test facilities set are
(2) Send cables with damaged connectors or
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