TM 5-6115-593-12 TO 35C2-3-463-1 CHAPTER 5 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GENERATOR SET Section I.  INTRODUCTION 5-1.        Major    auxiliary    equipments    for    use    with    the generator set are the remote control module, the remote control  cable  and  the  automatic  control  module.  Also included   as   an   auxiliary   item   is   the   generator   set housing kit. Section II.  REMOTE CONTROL MODULE 5-2.  GENERAL.  The remote control module (figures 5- 1,  5-2,  and  5-3),  when  used  with  the  remote  control cable,     allows     remote     starting     and     stopping,     and monitoring  control  of  the  set  from  a  location  up  to  100 feet   (30)   away.      With   minor   exceptions,   the   remote control   module   is   identical   to   the   generator   control panel;  the  remote  control  module  contains  a  MASTER SWITCH, a START AID switch and a READY TO LOAD indicator   lamp,   and   does   not   contain   a   clock,   phase sequence  indicator  lights,  or  a  24V  DC  circuit  breaker. The theory of operation for the remote control module is the   same   as   that   for   the   generator   control   panel   as described in Chapter 1, Section III (with the above noted exceptions).    When  remote  operation  is  required,  the controls and indicators of the remote control module are connected in place of equivalent circuits in the generator set. 5-3.  INSTALLATION.  The remote control module is a self-housed  unit,  suitable  for  either  indoor  or  outdoor operation.      The   unit   should   be   placed   as   level   as possible, in a firm, dry, footing. Allow approximately 24 inches (62 cm) clearance on all sides    of    the    unit    for    access    during    operation    and maintenance.    See  paragraph  2-10  for  information  on the    connection    procedures    for    the    remote    control module, FO-8 and FO-9 for wiring information, and FO- 14 for a connection diagram. 5-4.      LUBRICATION.      The   remote   control   module requires no lubrication. 5-5.      PREVENTIVE   MAINTENANCE   CHECKS   AND SERVICES   (A,   N,   MC).      To   ensure   that   the   remote control  module  is  always  ready  for  operation,  inspect systematically  so  that  defects  may  be  discovered  and corrected    before    they    result    in    serious    damage    or failure. Perform the preventive maintenance checks and services  in  accordance  with  table  5-1.    Air  Force  users shall   refer   to   the   applicable   inspection   manuals   and work   card   sets   in   T.O.      35C2-3-series   for   periodic preventive maintenance requirements and table 5-1 for detailed  procedures.    Marine  Corps  users  shall  refer  to the current issue of TM 11275-15/1. LEGEND FOR FIGURE 5-1 1. Screw 12. Plate assy 23. Dust Cap 34. Rivet 2. Nut 13. Screw 24. Dust Cap 35. Plate, wiring 3. Seal 14. Lockwasher 25. Screw diagram 4. Door assy 15. Nut 26. Nut 36. Rivet 5. Screw 16. Angle 27. Screw 37. Plate, wiring 6. Nut 17. Screw 28. Nut diagram 7. Lockwasher 18. Lockwasher 29. Screw 38. Door holder 8. Horn 19. Nut 30. Lockwasher 39. Screw 9. Screw 20. Angle 31. Nut 40. Nut 10. Lockwasher 21. Screw 32. Clamp 41. Clamp 11. Nut 22. Nut 33. Harness assy 42. Enclosure 5-1