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. FINDING REQUIRED MAINTENANCE.
(Refer to Table 2-2)
a. When the need for preventive maintenance has been
identified, the operator must turn to the right place to find
exactly what to do.
b. Each piece of equipment has specific requirements to
keep it running in peek condition. Because most pieces of
equipment are different, the operator should check the
appropriate Technical Manual (TM) for instructions on when and
how to conduct preventive maintenance.
c. Notice from the chart located on pages 10-11, procedures
are listed on equipment needed to perform the PM. Under the
“interval” column the operator can find what hour the
maintenance will be performed at.
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. REMOVING PARTS DURING MAINTENANCE.
a.
Removing Parts
. When attempting to remove parts while
performing maintenance on any mobile electric power piece of
equipment the following needs to be accomplished:
(1) Get the TM and go to the Alphabetical Index at the
back of the TM.
(2) Look up the item or items that you will be working
on.
(3) You Will Find the Removing Steps, for Example:
(a) Replacing the fuel filter goes to the Index and
finds operators maintenance.
(b) Once you have found operators maintenance look
at the list of repairs that you can do you will find the fuel
filter and strainer assembly.
(c) There you are going to have a paragraph number.
WARNING
Electrocution Hazard
Electrical high voltage cannot be seen but it can kill you,
render you unconscious,
or severely burn you. Failure to observe safety precautions
may result in serious injury or death.
