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TM 5-4320-305-10 Table 2-2.  Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services - Continued B - Before Operation D - During Operation A - After Operation W - Weekly INTERVAL ITEM TO BE INSPECTED ITEM PROCEDURE Equipment is Not NO B D A W Ready/Available If: 25 Battery Cables. There are signs of arcing, or poten- WARNING tial grounding of positive side of battery. Do   not   smoke   or   use   open   flame   or   spark- producing equipment in the vicinity of battery. CAUSTIC CHEMICALS IN BATTERIES Serious    injury    could    occur    from    the    careless handling  of  storage  batteries  or  battery  electrolyte (acid).    If  acid  is  splashed  on  the  skin,  wash  the affected   area   immediately   with   plenty   of   clean water.      If   acid   is   splashed   in   the   eyes,   wash immediately   with   plenty   of   clean   water   and   get medical attention. CAUTION Avoid making contact across the two battery posts. This   can   result   in   severe   arcing.      Damage   to insulation of positive battery cable that would allow conductor  to  contact  any  metallic  surface  of  the pump will cause battery charge to be drained. 2-40

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