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TM 10-6630-247-13&P Section IV. UNIT MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 4-10.  GENERAL. This  section  contains  instructions  for  performing  unit  level  maintenance  on  the  Ground  Fuels  Test  Kit. 4-11.  PERSONAL  SAFETY. To  ensure  safety  of  personnel,  proper  care  should  be  used  when  lifting  or  transporting  the  test  kit.  The  Test Kit,  weighs  approximately  225  pounds.  You  will  require  the  assistance  of  four  personnel  to  lift  or  transport the  assembled  Test  Kit. Personnel  must  remove  all  items  of  jewelry  (  rings,  bracelets,  watches,  necklaces  etc)  and  loose  clothing before  working  on  the  equipment.  Jewelry  and  loose  clothing  can  get  caught  in  moving  equipment  and  result in  injury  to  personnel.  Jewelry  can  cause  electrical  shorts  or  severe  injury  when  working  around  electrical equipment. When  performing  maintenance  on  the  Test  Kit,  keep  in  mind  that  the  purpose  of  the  equipment  is  to  test flammable  liquids.  Your  work  space  must  be  well  ventilated  to  prevent  the  build-up  of  vapors  and  fumes. Make  sure  a  fire  extinguisher  is  available  in  the  event  of  a  fire. Operate  Test  Kit  components  after  performing  maintenance  to  ensure  repairs  have  been  performed  connectly and  item  can  be  returned  to  service. 4-12.  PROPER  EQUIPMENT. Obtain  proper  equipment  before  beginning  maintenance.  This  includes  hand  tools  and/or  special  tools, receptacles  for  storing  small  parts,  expendable  materials  and  mandatory  replacement  parts  required  by  the maintenance   task. 4 - 5

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