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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 076618-14/1 Table A 3-3.  Periodic Inspection Chart FREQUENCY TITLE OF WORK ITEM APPLICABLE PARAGRAPH Quarterly, or Check dry chemical powder in Para.  1-10 more frequently tank for caking. if conditions warrant. Check gages on Nitrogen cyl- None inders for dirty, cracked or broken glass or case. Check Nitrogen cylinder pres- Para.  3-10 sures.  Replace either cylinder if pressure is below 1700 psi. Ensure that all valves and Para.  1-11 quick-disconnect fittings work freely. Inspect AFFF and dry chemical None tanks and system lines, hoses and handlines for evidence of wear, kinks, fraying or cor- rosion. Check electrical connector pins and receptacle of AFFF tank heater for moisture, cor- rosion, or distortion. (1) SWIVEL  JOINTS.    The  swivel  joints  (1,  figure  3-2)  are  the  side  inlets  to  the  hose  reel  and  also  are  the bearings  for  the  hose  reel  drum.    A  grease  fitting  is  installed  on  top  of  each  swivel  joint.    Lubricate  upon  receipt  of equipment and at twelve month intervals with Molykote 33 or equivalent. (2) DRIVE  BEARING  AND  BRAKE  ASSEMBLY.    A  grease  fitting  is  installed  on  the  drive  bearing  housing  (2, figure 3-2) for lubrication of the chain drive shaft.  Lubricate in accordance with item 1. (3) DRIVE CHAIN.  The roller chain (3, figure 3-2) should be thoroughly cleaned before lubricating.  Use a wire brush  and  compressed  air  to  remove  accumulated  dirt  or  grease.    Lubricate  thoroughly  with  SAE  30  engine  oil,  MIL- 02104 or equivalent, making sure the oil reaches the chain pins and rollers.  Wipe off excess oil.  Lubricate at monthly intervals to minimize rust and corrosion when not in use. A 3-9

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