TM 5-6115-593-12
TO 35C2-3-463-1
(1)
Disconnect minus lead from KVAR
meter M108.
(2)
Observing
polarity,
connect
a
multimeter
(set
to
measure
0-1
miliamp
DC)
in
series
with
disconnected minus lead and open
terminal of meter M108.
(3)
Meter reading should be within ±3
percent of multimeter reading.
(4)
Disconnect
test
equipment
and
reconnect lead to step (1).
o.
Test of POWER FACTOR meter (15, figure
4-22).
(1)
Tag
and
disconnect
all
leads
connected to meter terminals 1
through 4.
(2)
Using an ohmmeter set to Rx1 scale,
measure resistance across terminals
1 and 2. Reading should be less than
1 ohm.
(3)
Using an ohmmeter set to Rx100
scale,
measure
resistance
across
terminals 3 and 4. Reading should be
950 ohms +20 percent.
(4)
Remove tags and reconnect leads to
meter terminals.
p.
Test of VOLTS AC meter (80, figure 4-22).
(1)
Connect a multimeter (set to measure
AC volts) across terminals of VOLTS
AC meter M101.
(2)
Meter reading should be within +3
percent of multimeter reading.
q.
Replacement.
(1)
Replace
inoperative
or
defective
gauges
and
switches
on
control
panels as follows:
(a)
Tag wires to gauges, switches
or circuit breaker.
(b)
Remove wires.
(c)
Remove mounting hardware.
(2)
Installation.
(a)
Mount gauges and switches
onto control panel with mounting
hardware.
(b)
Reconnect wires and remove
tags.
(3)
Removal of circuit breaker CB1.
(a)
Tag and remove wires to CB1
(87, figure 4-22).
(b)
Remove
bracket
mounting
screws (86) to release circuit
breaker (87) from panel.
(c)
Remove
circuit
breaker
mounting screws (85) to release
circuit breaker from mounting
bracket (86).
(4)
Installation of CB1.
(a)
Install mounting bracket (86)
onto circuit breaker (87) with
screws (85).
(b)
Mount circuit breaker (87) by
securing mounting bracket (86)
to panel with screws.
(c)
Connect lead wires and remove
wire tags.
4-41. HARNESS ASSEMBLY.
a.
Inspection.
WARNING
Set MAINTENANCE LOCKOUT switch to
LOCKOUT. Disconnect negative cable
from batteries. Remove external power
by opening CB101 (120V RECEPTACLE
BREAKER). Load terminals of generator
set circuit breaker (CB2) may still be
energized with bus voltage.
(1)
Inspect
connectors
for
damaged
threads and bent, loose, or missing
pins.
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