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TM 43-0156
Step
Function
Mech
Insp
2
9 Seal edges of plywood with MIL-T-22085 tape. PPP -
cont
T-60, type 4, 4-inch wide tape may be used as a
substitute.
10 Seal exhaust stack on engine with MIL-T-22085 tape
PPP-T-60 tape may be used as a substitute.
11 Cover exhaust opening with MIL-B-131 barrier and
NN-P-530 plywood (32-1/4 x 32-1/4 x 1/2). Secure
with aspirator bolts and seal edges with MIL-T-22085
tape. PPP-T-60 tape may be used as a substitute.
(1)  Catwalk, Steps, and Ladder.
1 Secure catwalk in its raised position.
2 Secure ladder and steps wot the catwalk with 3 "J"
bolts fabricated from FF-B-584 bolts (3/8-3 NC),
FF-W-92 flat washers, and FF-N-836 nuts.
(m) Access Doors.
1 Coat the rubber door seals with MIL-S-8660 sili-
cone.
2 Securely lock all outside access doors and seal
with MIL-T-22085 tape. PPP-T-60 tape may be
used as a substitute.
3 Place the keys with logbook.
(n) Marking. Mark power unit in accordance with
appendix E. Place markings on plywood cover (fan
shroud end).
(o) Depreservatlon Guide.
1 Complete two DA Forms 2258.
2 Place one copy into a MIL-B-117 bag, heat seal or
staple.
3 Mark bag to indicate contents and secure to engine
control panel.
4 Place the other copy in logbook.
b. Control Unit.
(1)  Main Air Circuit Breakers.
(a) Remove the arc chutes (nine) and phase barriers.
Change 1
B-3-8

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