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TM   5-4320-304-14 TM  08922A-14/1 Section  II.  OPERATOR’S  PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE  CHECKS  AND  SERVICES  (PMCS) 2-1.   GENERAL a.  Before   you before  (B)  PMCS. operate.   Always   keep   in   mind   the   CAUTIONS   and   WARNINGS.   Perform   your b. While   you   operate. during  (D)  PMCS. c.  After   you   operate. Always Be sure keep  in  mind  the  CAUTIONS  and to  perform  your  after  (A)  PMCS. WARNINGS.   Perform   your equipment.   Report   any   defi- d.  If   your   equipment   fails   to   operate.   Troubleshoot   with   proper ciencies  using  the  proper  forms;  see  DA  PAM  738-750;  USMC  personnel  refer  to  TM  4700-15/1  for (1) (2) proper  forms  and  record  procedures. 2-2.  PMCS  PROCEDURES a.  Table  2-2  lists  the  preventive  maintenance  checks  and  services  which  shall  be  performed  at specified  intervals  by  the  operator. b.  Item  numbers  are  assigned  to  each  check  or  service  task.  These  numbers  are  to  be  used  as  a source  of  item  numbers  for  the  TM  Number  column  on  DA  Form  2404,  Equipment  Inspection  and Maintenance  Worksheet,  in  recording  results  of  PMCS. c.  The  service  intervals  are  divided  into  five  categories;  B  -  Before  Operation;  D  -  During  Operation; A  -  After  Operation;  W  -  Weekly;  and  M  -  Monthly.  A  dot  (•)  is  placed  in  the  interval  column  for each  check  or  service.  If  the  same  check  or  service  is  made  in  two  or  more  intervals,  a  dot  is  placed in  each  applicable  column. d.  The  ITEM  TO  BE  INSPECTED  column  lists  the  item  to  be  checked  or  serviced.  This  column is   combined   with   the   PROCEDURE   column. e.  The  PROCEDURE  column  describes  the  procedure  by  which  the  check  or  service  is  to  be performed.   Illustrations   are   included   to   assist   in   locating   that   part   of   the   equipment   requiring   the check or service. f.   The   Equipment   is   Not   Ready/Available   If:   column   contains   the   basis   for ment  as  not  ready/available  because  it  is  unable  to  perform  its  primary  mission. column   will: classifying  the  equip- An   entry   in   this Identify   conditions   that   make   the   equipment   not   ready/available   for   readiness   reporting purposes. Deny  use  of  the  equipment  until  corrective  maintenance  has  been  performed. 2-3

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