Block 28 - REPAIR/ADJUSTMENT

TB 750-25

NOTE

Mandatory incoming status codes are A or B. Mandatory

outgoing status codes are V, W, X, or Y

(d) INIT. Initials are used to identify the performing technician.

(27) Block 27 - CALIBRATION CONDITION.

(a) Check block A when item is found to be within tolerance at the

completion of calibration; otherwise check block B.

(b) Leave block 27 blank if no calibration was performed.

(28) Block 28 - REPAIR/ADJUSTMENT.

(a) Check block A ( by team/lab) for items repaired or components

replaced.

(b) Check block B if item is deferred maintenance. An example of deferred

maintenance is when an item required repair (but accuracy is unaffected) and is

returned to the owner. Repair will be accomplished on receipt of the part.

effected by the performing UIC or if coding out is performed.

(d) Leave block 28 blank if routine adjustments were made during a

calibration procedure and no repair was performed.

(29) Block 29 - REPAIR.

(a) If blocks 28a, 28b, or 28c have been checked and where man-hours have

been expended toward repair, block 29 must have repair hours recorded.

(b) Under TECH CODE, print initials of technician performing repair. If

two technicians perform repair work, use the next line for the second technician.

hours 26 minutes will be entered as 4.5 for manual entry. When using TIMMS program

enter hours as stated for manual entry. If two technicians perform repair work, use the

second line for the second technician. See reverse side of the DA Form 7372 for

conversion of man-hours. Only total hours expended will be entered into TIMMS.

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