TM 11-6625-444-14-1
OPERATOR AND ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE
S e c t i o n I.
TOOLS A N D
EQUIPMENT
4-1. General
This section contains a list of supplies required
The items listed in table 4-1 are required for
for operator and organization al mainten ance.
operator and organizational maintenance.
Repair parts, special tools, special test
Table 4-1. Materials Required
equipment, and accessories prescribed for use
Qty
Nomenclature
Ava ilab le from
with the voltmeter are listed in appendix B.
1 qt
Isopropyl Alcohol,
TT-I-735
Technical
S e c t i o n Il.
PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE
CHECKS
AND
SERVICES
w i l l b e n o ted f o r future c o r r e c t io n to b e ma d e a s
4-3. General
soon as operation is ceased. Stop
a. This section describes preventive main-
o p er a t io n i m me d i a t e l y i f a deficiency i s n o t ed
tenance checks and services which may be per-
d u r i n g o p e r a t i o n which would damage the
formed by operator, organizational, and direct
v o l t me t e r . Re co rd a l l deficiencies to g e th er w i th
support maintenance activities.
corrective action taken on applicable forms
prescribed in DA Pam 25-30. Instructions for
NOTE
p er - f o r mi n g t h e r e q u i r e d c h e c k s a r e identified a s
The voltmeter does not require
periodic checks in this manual.
lubrication and none is recommended
b. To insure that the voltmeter is always
The voltmeter shall be checked and serviced
ready for operation, it must be inspected
periodically in accordance with tables 4-2 and 4-3.
systematically so that defects may be discovered
and corrected before they result in serious
NOTE
damage or failure. The necessary preventive
If the equipment must be kept in
maintenance checks and services to be
continuous operation, check and service
performed are listed and described in tables 4-2
only those items t h a t can be checked and
and 4-3. The item numbers indicate the sequence
serviced without disturbing operation;
of and minimum inspection required. Defects
make the complete checks and services
discovered during operation of the voltmeter
when the equipment can be shut down.
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