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TM 32-5865-218-24&P
Certain CCAS contain electrostatic discharge
sensitive (ESDS) devices that can be damaged
by static electricity.
Special handling
methods and materials must be used to prevent
Do not touch or remove any ESDS device
damage.
or circuit without properly grounding your body,
tools, and test equipment. Handle such CCAS on
the edges only, and store such CCAS in conduc-
tive (antistatic) bags.
(1)
Check for cracked or broken ejectors.
(2)
Check for cracked circuit card.
(3)
Check for loose or damaged shields or heat sinks.
Check for loose, broken, or damaged printed wiring traces
(4)
(5)
Check for loose or damaged connectors
Check for discolored, burned, or broken wiring straps.
(6)
(7)
Check for cracked, discolored, or burned component
insulator pads.
Check for burned or broken resistors, diodes,
(8)
transistors, and ICS.
Check for leaking, bulging, cracked or burned
(9)
capacitors or inductors.
Replace CCA in accordance with paragraph 5-12g.
(10)
maintenance consists of removing the enclosure and, if required,
Figure 5-9 shows
repairing the unit using the following procedures.
ECM panel indicator component locations. Procedures reference
components by parenthetical numbers keyed to figure 5-9.
Before performing the repair procedure, ensure that power
is disconnected from the ECM panel indicator.
Refer to figure 5-9 and proceed as follows:
Enclosure Removal.
a.
(1) At the rear of the unit, remove the nut (1) from terminal
stud E3 (2).
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