Section V. TROUBLESHOOTING - TM-32-5895-227-14-P0044

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Section V. TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting procedures at the organizational

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TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE.

maintenance level are limited to isolating defective

equipment and components as outlined in the PMCS

WARNING

chart, table 5-1. Problems that cannot be corrected

Dangerous voltage is present in the

using the PMCS procedures should be referred to direct

electrical circuits. Death on contact

support maintenance personnel.

may result.

Adhere to all safety

precautions, and be, extremely

careful when performing electrical

troubleshooting and repairs.

Section VI. MAINTENANCE OF AN/MSQ-71

a. Remove dust and dirt from equipment with lint-

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Maintenance procedures at the

free cloth or vacuum cleaner.

organizational maintenance level are limited to the

b. Remove dust and dirt from hard-to-reach areas

procedures in the PMCS chart, table 5-1. All other

maintenance requirements should be referred to direct

with one-inch bristle brush or vacuum cleaner.

support maintenance personnel.

c. Remove grease or oil with trichchloroethane.

Wipe dry with clean, dry, lint-free cloth.

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CLEANING.

d. Remove caked dirt with a one-inch bristle

brush soaked with trichloroethane. Wipe dry with clean,

dry lintfree cloth.

WARNING

The fumes of trichloroethane are

toxic. Provide thorough ventilation

whenever used. DO NOT USE NEAR

HEAT OR AN OPEN FLAME.

Trichloroethane is not flammable,

but exposure of the fumes to an

open flame or hot metal forms highly

toxic phosgene gas.

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