3-11.
ENGINE AND GENERATOR CONTROLS
AND INSTRUMENTS.
Operator maintenance
is limited to inspection of meters,
indicators and lights.
Component loca-
tions are shown in figure 3-8.
a.
Meters.
door (1) Open control panel access
(2) Inspect
meter
faces
for
broken glass.
(3) Ensure that meters are se-
curely attached to control panel and do
not move when gently pressed.
b.
Panel Lights.
Indicator Lights.
and Incandescent Lamps.
(1) Inspect panel
light covers
for damage.
(2) Inspect indicator lights for
damage and missing or broken lenses.
(3) Ensure
that
DC
CIRCUIT
BREAKER reset button is pressed all the
way in.
(4) Place
PANEL LIGHTS toggle
switch in ON position.
Incandescent
lamps will come on if good.
Place
switch in OFF position.
(5) Each indicator light has its
own press-to-test feature.
Press firm-
ly each indicator light to be tested.
Incandescent lamp will
come on
if
good .
Release.
If damage or mal-
function is observed, refer to next
higher level of maintenance.
(6) Close control
panel
access
door.
ARMY
TM 5-6115-612-12
MARINE CORPS TM 6115-12/7
AIR FORCE
TO 35C2-3-471-1
NAVY
AG-320B0-0MM-000
3-12. LOAD
CONNECTION.
Operator
maintenance is limited to inspection of
the power cable assembly (figure 3-9).
a.
Open control panel access door.
b.
Ensure that MASTER SWITCH is in
OFF position.
c.
Close control panel access door
WARNING
To prevent injury, ensure that
battery cable
disconnected
maintenance.
d.
Disconnect
connector.
plug connector is
before
performing
battery
cable plug
e.
Remove power cable from cable
support assembly.
f.
Inspect
length of cable for
cuts, abrasions, and any other evidence
of damage.
If damage is observed,
refer to
next
higher
level of
maintenance.
g.
Check output connector for dam-
age to pins
and backshell.
Ensure
tightness of assembly. If connector is
loose,
refer to next higher level of
maintenance for repair.
h.
Ensure that output connector is
free of foreign material.
i.
Connect battery cable plug con-
nector.
j.
Stow power cable on cable sup-
port assembly.
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