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TM 5-3825-220-13&P 6-1.6  Floodlight Set (GFE) a.  The reference technical manual is: Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual Including RPSTL Floodlight Set High-Lite Corp. HLT-3-5K-MIL Serial No.'s 6301A thru 6909A NSN 6230-01-056-5238 TM 5-6320-210-13&P Department of the Army b.  Information in this manual is in para.  2-4.11 and on Fig.  2-25. SECTION II - LUBRICATION 6-2  Lubrication Practices Mechanical equipment requires lubrication to overcome friction, minimize wear and damage, and to minimize corrosion. A firm lubrication procedure and schedule should be established.  The main items that require lubrication are the pumps, engines  and  generators.  Valves  require  some  lubrication  to  assure  their  smooth  operation.    Pivot  points  on  various pieces of equipment should be lubricated regularly.  Closure surfaces are to be lubricated to prevent corrosion.  Various unpainted surfaces should be coated with lubricant to prevent corrosion.  Specific action items are coded in the left-hand column with the recommended frequency during operations as follows: "D" -daily "W" -weekly "M" -monthly "V" - variable depending on conditions 6-2.1  Pumps and Engines (GFE) a. Detailed instructions on the lubrication of pumps and engines are contained in the technical manuals referenced in para.  6-1.1 and 6-1.2. b. Essential lubrication practice is: "D" 1.    Before  operation  and  each  day  thereafter,  the  engine  crankcase  oil  levels  should  be  checked.    Add  oil  as necessary.  If dirty, change the oil. "D" 2.  Lubricate the ether starting aid mechanism routinely after first cleaning. "D" 3.  Lubricate the tachometer drive system daily after cleaning. "M" 4.  Put light coating of grease on battery terminals routinely after cleaning. "W" 5.  Lubricate engine control pivot points routinely. "W" 6.  Lubricate valve stems, particularly the suction and discharge valves regularly. 6-3

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