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Page Title: APPENDIX A TM 07661B-14/1 Table A 3-2. Trouble-Shooting Chart (Continued)
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APPENDIX A TM 07661B-14/1 Table A 3-2.  Trouble-Shooting Chart (Continued) SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY HEATER INOPERATIVE Open thermo- If test above indicates AT ANY TEMPERA- stat or heater infinity and no break  in TURE (Power element. wiring harness, an open Source okay). heater element or thermo- stat is indicated. NOTE An alternative to thermostat or heater blanket  replacement in all  remedies above is installation of an immersion type heater in the 1-inch plug on end of AFFF tank. Section V.  ORGANIZATION MAINTENANCE A 3-7.  DEFINITION AND SCOPE. a. Definition.  Organizational maintenance is that maintenance which is the responsibility of and performed by a using organization.  Its phase normally consists of inspecting, servicing, lubricating, adjusting, and replacement of parts, minor assemblies, and sub-assemblies not requiring specialized skills. b. Scope.    Organizational  maintenance  includes  first  and  second  echelons  of  maintenance.    First  echelon maintenance  is  that  performed  by  the  operator.    Second  echelon  maintenance  is  that  designated  to  be  performed  by specially trained personnel provided for that purpose in the using organization. A  3-8.   PERIODIC  INSPECTION .    In  addition  to  all  other  inspections  previously  outlined,  the  fire  extinguisher  will  be periodically  inspected  in  accordance  with  table  3-3.    Those  preventive  maintenance  functions  in  table  3-1  which  are identical  to  and  coincide  with  any  of  the  inspection  requirements  of  table  3-3  will  be  performed  concurrently  when possible. A 3-9.  LUBRICATION .  Overall lubrication of the fire extinguishing unit will be done in accordance with the Lubrication Chart (table 3-4) and specific instructions in this paragraph.  Operators and maintenance personnel should consult latest revisions of general lubrication instructions and directives for possible improvement in lubricants or procedures. a. Hose Reel.  Several items on the hose reel require periodic lubrication.  Lubrication intervals will depend on frequency of use.  Intervals specified should be regarded as minimum lubrication requirements. A 3-8

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