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test, inspection, or repair shall be provided together with precautions to be
observed, except when the methods or procedures are obvious. Exploded views
(line drawings) shall be used to supplement maintenance procedures where it is
necessary to show in detail the parts of an assembly which cannot be clearly
shown in assembly drawings. When these exploded views are also used for parts
identification (see 3.3.1.7.10), the nomenclature shall be followed by the
reference designation enclosed in parentheses, see figure 6.
3.3.1.6.5.3 Inspection. Instructions to inspect the disassembled
equipment for damage or wear shall be provided. This information shall be in
tabular or chart form where practicable, with emphasis upon allowable service
limits and tolerances. Inspection information shall provide adequate
standards for determining when parts may safely be continued in service and
when they should be replaced.
3.3.1.6.5.4 Testing. Detailed testing procedures required for fault
isolation to the lowest replaceable unit (LRU) for all repairable assemblies
and subassemblies shall be included. Instructions for use of required
assembly testers or bench test equipment shall be given for each fault
isolation procedure. An illustration of the bench test setup or assembly
tester cabling between components being tested and the required test equipment
shall be included for each assembly. Procedures shall include resultant
voltages, resistances, or waveforms, when applicable. Procedures for
throwaway assemblies and depot repair items shall be limited to those required
for assembly go/no-go tests.
3.3.1.6.5.5 Repair/replacement and adjustment\realignment. Procedures for
repair/replacement of a faulty piece part shall be included. Procedures shall
include any special cleaning or lubricating instructions. Procedures for any
required adjustments/ realignment of the assembly following a repair action
shall also be provided.
3.3.1.6.5.6 Requalification testing. Procedures for requalification
testing of a repaired unit, assembly, or subassembly shall be provided.
3.3.1.6.5.7 Alignment. Corrective adjustment procedures and support
information necessary to restore electrical and mechanical alignment of the
various equipments, including all values and tolerances shall be provided.
The alignment procedures shall be cross-references to respective fault
isolation procedures and diagrams. The alignment procedures shall be
presented in step-by-step sequence. Calibration requirements shall be defined
and discussed.
3.3.1.7 Section VI - Maintenance diagrams. This section shall contain all
the diagrams required to maintain the training device to the level specified
by the maintenance concept. Preparation of the diagrams shall be in
accordance with DOD-STD-100, ANSI Y14.15, ANSI Y32.2, ANSI Y32.10, ANSI
Y32.14, ANSI Y32.16 and ANSI X3.5. These diagrams/drawings shall be reduced
to "B" size (11 x 17 inches) and be provided as a separately bound volume of
the technical manual.
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