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 TM 11 6625-564-12
CHAPTER 3
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Note: The operator will perform and organizational
dowmtime, and to assure that the equipment is
maintenance.
serviceable.
a. Systematic Care. The procedures given
3-1. Scope of Maintenance
in paragraphs 34 through 311 cover routine
The maintenance duties assigned to the op-
systematic care and cleaning essential to proper
erator are listed below, together with a ref-
upkeep and operation of the equipment,
erence to the paragraphs covering the specific
b. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Serv-
maintenance functions. The paragraphs in-
ices. The preventive maintenance checks and
clude instructions for performing preventive
services charts (para 35, 38, and 311) out-
and corrective maintenance. No tools or mate-
line functions to be performed at specific in-
rials other than those listed in the paragraph
tervals. These checks and services maintain
3-2 are required.
Army electronic equipment in a serviceable
a. Daily preventive maintenance checks and
condition, that is, in good general (physical)
services (para 34).
condition and in good operating condition. To
assist operators in maintaining serviceability,
c. Monthly preventive maintenance checks
the charts indicate what to check, how to
and services (para 37).
check, and what the normal conditions are; the
References column lists the illustrations, para-
e. Quarterly preventive maintenance checks
graphs, or manuals that contain supplementary
and services (para 310).
information. If the defect cannot be remedied
by performing the corrective action indicated,
12).
higher level maintenance or repair is required.
32 Tools and Materials Required for
Records and reports of these checks and serv-
Maintenance
ices must be made in accordance with the re-
quirements set forth in TM 38750.
The tools and materials required for organi-
zational maintenance are listed below:
3-4. Daily Preventive Maintenance Checks
a. Phillips screwdriver.
and Services
b. Lint-free cloth.
c. Blade screwdriver.
Preventive maintenance checks and services
d. Sandpaper, extra fine #000.
of the maintenance kit are required daily. A
e. Small soft-bristle brush.
daily period is defined as 8 hours of equipment
f Rubber electrician's tape.
operation. Parapraph 3-5 specifies checks and
g. Materials for repainting, (Refer to TM
services that must be accomplished daily or
9-213.)
under the special conditions listed below:
h. Hexagon wrench, #8.
a. When the equipment is initially installed.
b. When the equipment is reinstalled after
3-3. Preventive Maintenance
removal for any reason.
Preventive maintenance is the systematic
c. At least once each week if the equipment
care, servicing, and inspection of equipment to
is maintained in a standby condition.
prevent the occurrence of trouble, to reduce
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