CHAPTER 5 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

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CHAPTER 5

ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Section I. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

chapter using authorized procedures.

5-1. Common Tools

5-2. Special Tools and Equipment

Obtain standard and commonly used tools and

No special tools and equipment are required for

equipment having general application to the alarm switch

organizational maintenance of the alarm switch.

maintenance

instructions

contained

this

Section II. REPAINTING AND REFINISHING INSTRUCTIONS

zinc chromate primer (military specification MILP-8585)

5-3. General.

and finished with gray vinyl paint, (Federal Standard 595

color chip 26492. Use only these paints for paint

Metal surfaces of the alarm switch are painted with a

touchup and repainting. Refer to SB 11-573, Painting

very durable undercoat and finish paint. Under normal

and Preservation Supplies Available for Field Use for.

conditions the paint will permanently remain on the

Electronics Command Equipment.

surfaces and will require no retouching or repainting.

However, the paint may become chipped or worn away

from accidental causes such as being bumped by a

5-5. Procedure.

sharp object or being subjected to abrasive damage of

various types, If such damage occurs, the damaged area

Instructions for touchup painting and repainting are

should be retouched or repainted both. for appearance

contained in TB 746-10, Field 1nstntion for Painting and

and to protect the steel case front corrosion (such as by

Preserving Electronics Command Equipment. Care of

salt air atmospheres)

painting equipment is covered in TM 9213, Paining

Instructions for Field Use.

5-4. Paint to be Used

The alarm switch metal surfaces are primed with

Section III. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES

5-6. General

The alarm switch will require a minimum of

5-7. Checks and Services

organizational maintenance since the J-SIIDS must be

The necessary preventive maintenance checks and

kept in continuous operation. To insure that it is

services to be performed are listed and described in

maintained in a condition to give peak performance, it

table 5-1. The item numbers indicate the sequence of

must be inspected systematically so that defects may be

minimum inspection requirements. Defects discovered

discovered and corrected before they result in false

during operation of the unit will

alarms or equipment failure

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