TM 32-5835-005-14 & P
ORGANIZATIONAL
MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
Section I. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
5-1. General.
a. Retouching painted surfaces.
b. Monthly and quarterly preventive
Parts and Special Tools for the equip-
maintenance checks and services.
ment. Appendix B contains the mainte-
nance allocation and repair operations to
be performed at the appropriate mainten-
c. Organizational troubleshooting.
ance categories.
The maintenance duties assigned to the
organizational repairman are listed be-
d. Maintenance of magnetic heads.
low together with a reference to the
paragraphs covering the specific main-
tenance functions. These procedures do
e. Drive belt cleaning. (para. 5-12.)
not require special tools or test equip-
ment and can be performed with the equip-
f. Maintenance of circuit board edge
ment in place. This may include isola-
connectors. (paras. 5-16 through 5-18.)
tion of malfunctions to assembly or sub-
assembly level and replacement of pluck-
5-2. Maintenance Task Definitions.
out items.
Refer to Appendix B Maintenance Alloca-
tion Chart for both maintenance task
definitions and assigment of mainten-
ance performance levels.
Section
II.
REPAINTING AND REFINISHING
INSTRUCTIONS
5-3. Touchup Painting Instructions.
Remove rust and corrosion from metal sur-
faces by lightly sanding them with fine
CAUTION
sandpaper.
Brush two thin coats semi-
The use of steel wool, although per-
gloss (olive drab) No. 24087 per Fed-
mitting rapid removal of rust, is not
Std-595 of paint on the bare metal to
recommended. Minute particles of steel
protect it from further corrosion. Re-
wool frequently enter the case and cause
fer to applicable cleaning and refinish-
harmful internal electrical shorting or
ing practices specified in TM 746-10.
grounding of circuits.
Section
III.
LUBRICATION
INSTRUCTIONS
5-4. Lubrication.
No lubrication is required, all rotating
parts use sealed bearings.
5-1
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