TM 5-6115-593-12 TO 35C2-3-463-1 a.   Inspection. (1) Inspect connectors for damaged threads   and   bent,   loose,   or   missing pins. (2) Inspect  connections  for  security  and condition. (3) Inspect wiring for defective insulation. b.   Test.        Perform    continuity    check,    using ohmmeter between connecting points in the wiring  harness.  (See  FO-5,  AC-DC  Control Box,    Wiring    Diagram.)    Check    for    short circuits between connector pins of the same receptacle or terminal board. c.   Repair. (1) If    a    broken    wire    is    accessible, remove sufficient insulation from each side   of   the   break   to   allow   a   good connection    of    the    bared    ends    by twisting    them    together.    Solder    the connection   and   wrap   with   electrical tape. (2) If a wire is broken from a terminal lug, replace  the  lug.    If  a  wire  is  broken from a connector, resolder and reassemble. CAUTION Under     no     condition     leave     the     bare connection exposed. (3) If  a  break  in  the  wire  is  inaccessible within  the  wiring  harness,  disconnect it  at  both  ends  and  tape  both  ends. Lace  a  new  lead    of  the  same  gauge and    insulation    outside    the    harness and connect it to the proper terminals or pins.  Properly tag both ends of all replacement wires. (4) If more than 30 percent of the harness wires    are    defective,    refer    to    next higher maintenance for replacement. 4-39.  WEATHER STRIPPING a.   Inspection.      Inspect   weather   stripping   (5, figure    4-17)    around    cover    (7),    AC-DC control panel (3) and seal (74) on door (73) for signs of excessive wear, rot, or damage. b.   Replacement of Weather Stripping. (1) Remove door (73) by removing screws (71) and nuts (72). (2) Remove seal (74) from door (73). (3) Remove   weather   stripping   (5)   from AC-DC  box  (70)  and  enclosure  (75), AC-DC control panel (3) or cover (7). (4) Install   four   pieces   of   fresh   weather stripping (5) on AC-DC box (70) and enclosure   (75),   panel   (3)   or   cover (7). (5) Install new seal (74) on door (73). (6) Reinstall  door  (73),  screws  (71)  and nuts (72). Section XII.  MAINTENANCE OF CONTROL CUBICLE 4-40.          The     control     cubicle     contains     four     major assemblies,  the  engine  control  panel  (see  figure  4-21), the generator control panel (figure 4-22), the component shelf (see figure 4-20, sheet 2) and the rear relay panel (see figure 4-20, sheet 3). (2) Inspect  two  lamps  on  engine  panel, and four lamps on generator panel. (3) Inspect  transducers,  relays,  and  time delay modules for looseness and poor 4-58