TM 5-6115-590-12 of     damage     Visually     inspect     boot     for     damage     or deterioration (3)       Installation    Install    circuit    breaker    in reverse order of removal procedures d.  Circuit Breakers (CB3 and CB20) (1)  Removal (a)  Tag and remove electrical leads to circuit breakers CB3 and CB20 (10,11). (b)    Remove  two  terminal  connecting links (8,9).  Remove screws (21,22), flat washers (19,20) and  circuit  breaker  guards  (17,18),  then  remove  circuit breakers and boots (12,13). (2)  Cleaning and Inspection. (a)  Clean  circuit  breakers  with  filtered compressed  air  and  electrician's  brush  or  wipe  with  a clean  rag  lightly  moistened  with  an  approved  cleaning solvent (b) Visually inspect circuit breakers for cracks, corrosion, damaged threads, and other evidence of    damage    Visually    inspect    boots    for    damage    or deterioration (3)   Installation      Install   circuit   breakers      m reverse order of removal procedures. e.        60    Hz    Convenience    Receptacle    (J9)    and Capacitor (C18). (1)  Removal. (a)  Tag  and  disconnect  electrical  lead (103)   to   capacitor   C18   (104).      Remove   nut   (99),   two washer    (100),    flat    washer    (101),    and    screws    (58). Remove    electrical    lead    (102),    dust    cover    (62)    and capacitor C18 (104). (b)  Tag  and  disconnect  electrical  lead (65) and jumper (66) from receptacle (64).  Remove two nuts  (67),  two  lock  washers  (68),  two  flat  washers  (69) and   two   screws   (63).      Remove   60   Hz   convenience receptacle (64). (2)  Cleaning and Inspection (a) Clean 60 Hz convenience receptacle and capacitor C18 with filtered compressed air and an electrician's brush or wipe with a clean rag lightly moistened with an approved cleaning solvent. (b)    Visually    inspect    receptacle    and capacitor  for  cracks,  corrosion,  and  other  evidence  of damage. (3) Installation Install 60 Hz convenience receptacle and capacitor C18 in reverse order of removal procedures f.  Water Line Heating Receptacles (J72 and J73). (1)  Removal (a)  Remove nut (57), two flat washers (56)   and   screw   (41)   from   each   receptacle   cover   (43) Unscrew receptacle cover from receptacles (49,53) (b)    Remove  self-locking  nuts  (51,55), lock  washers  (50.    54),  flat  washers  (46,47)  and  screws (44,45)  from  each  receptacle  Remove  receptacles  and gaskets (48,52) 4-" (2)  Cleaning and Inspection. (a)        Clean    receptacle    with    filtered compressed air and an electrician's brush or wipe with a clean  rag  lightly  moistened  with  an  approved  cleaning solvent. (b)      Visually   inspect   each   receptacle and   receptacle   cover   for   cracks,   corrosion,   damaged threads, or other evidence of damage. (3)     Installation.      Install   water   line   heating receptacles m reverse order of removal procedures g.      400   Hz   Convenience   Receptacle   (J10)   and Capacitor (CI). (1)  Removal. (a)  Tag and disconnect electrical leads to  capacitor  CL  (4).    Remove  self-locking  nut  (1),  lock washer (2), flat washer (3), screws (31) and washer (30). Remove capacitor C1 (4) and dust cover (34). (b)  Tag and disconnect electrical lead (36) and jumper (28) from receptacle (35).  Remove self locking  nuts  (39),  lock  washers  (38),  flat  washers  (37), and screws (29) Remove 400 Hz convenience receptacle. (2)  Cleaning and Inspection. (a)          Clean     400     Hz     convenience receptacle and capacitor C1 with filtered compressed air and an electrician's brush or wipe with a clean rag lightly moistened with an approved cleaning solvent. (b) Visually inspect 400 Hz convenience receptacle and capacitor for cracks, corrosion, and other evidence of damage. (3)   Installation.    Install  400  Hz  convenience receptacle  and  capacitor  Cl  in  reverse  order  of  removal procedures. h  Terminal Stud. (1)        Removal    Remove    nut    (150),    lock washers (149,143), and terminal stud (142) from panel. (2)  Cleaning and Inspection. (a)    Clean  terminal  stud  with  filtered compressed air and an electrician's brush or wipe with a clean  rag  lightly  moistened  with  an  approved  cleaning solvent (b)    Visually  inspect  terminal  stud  for cracks,  corrosion,  damaged  threads  and  other  evidence of damage. (3)        Installation    Install    terminal    stud    in reverse order of removal procedures. i.  60 Hz  Power Output Receptacle (J5) and Capacitors (C11, C12, C13, and C17). (1)  Removal (a)  Slide insulating sleeves (153, 161, 1851  down  electrical  leads  to  capacitors  C17  (174),  Cll and C12 (184,162), and C13 (154).  Tag and disconnect electrical leads. (b)      Remove   self-locking   nuts   (155, 163,  188),  eight  lock  washers,  twelve  flat  washers,  and four bolts Remove capacitors. 4-64