ARMY TM 9-6115-60412 NAVY NAVFAC P-8-633-12 1. SCREW AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 23. CHANNEL SUPPORT 2. NUT AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 24. BAR SUPPORT 3. DOOR HOLDER 25. HEXAGON HEAD CAPSCREW 4. SCREW AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 26. HEXAGONAL NUT 5. NUT AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 27. LOCKWASHER 6. DOOR ASSEMBLY 28. FREQUENCY TRANSDUCER A103R 7. HINGE 29. LOAD GROUND TERMINAL 8. RIVET 30. RIVET 9. RIVET TYPE RECEPTACLE 31. IDENTIFICATION PLATE,  GROUND 10. SCREW AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 32. IDENTIFICATION PLATE,  REMOTE CONTROL 11. TERMINAL BLOCK TB1R MODULE MODULE 12. HORN 33. HANDLE 13. ELECTRICAL BOX 34. CABLE ASSEMBLY 14. GROMMET 35. CONNECTOR COVER 15. HEXAGON HEAD CAPSCREW 36. RECEPTACLE CONNECTOR 16. LOCKWASHER 37. IDENTIFICATION PLATE J26R 17. RUBBER BUMPER 38. LEFT STORAGE BRACKET 18. SCREW AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 39. RIGHT STORAGE BRACKET 19. HEXAGON HEAD CAPSCREW 40. REMOTE CONTROL BOX 20. FLAT WASHER 41. MOUNTING FLATWASHER 21. SCREW AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 42. SELF-LOCKING WASHER 22. NUT AND CAPTIVE WASHER ASSEMBLY 43. DIODE Figure 5-1.  Remote Control Module Assembly (Sheet 2 of 2) (2) Connect the LOAD GROUND terminal (29) on the side of the remote control to a suitable ground. (3) Ensure  that  organizational  maintenance  personnel  have  performed  the  procedures  described  in Chapter 4,  Section I , "Service Upon Receipt of Equipment". (4) Ensure that before operation preventive maintenance checks and services have been performed on the generator set. (5) Ensure that all shutters on the generator set are open and all doors on the generator set are closed. (6) Set LOCAL REMOTE switch S2 (23,  Figure 2-2,  Table 2-2) to REMOTE. (7) Set 24 V DC CONTROL POWER CIRCUIT BREAKER CB1 (2,  Figure 2-1,  Table 2-1) to ON. (8) Set MAINTENANCE LOCKOUT switch S100 (1,  Figure 2-1,  Table 2-1) to OPERATE. (9) Set OPERATION SELECTOR SWITCH S3 (21,  Figure 2-2,  Table 2-2) to MANUAL. d. Use of the RCM.  Refer to paragraph 2-9. 5-4. LUBRICATION.   The remote control module requires no lubrication 5-5. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (A,  N).   To ensure that the remote control module is ready for operation at all times,  It must be Inspected systematically so that defects may be discovered and corrected before  they  result  in  serious  damage  or  failure.    The  necessary  preventive  maintenance  services  to  be  performed  are listed  and  described  in  Table  5-1  (A).    Item  numbers  indicate  the  sequence  of  minimum  inspection  requirements. Defects discovered during operation of the unit should be noted for future correction,  to be made as soon as operation has ceased.  Stop operation immediately if a deficiency is noticed which could damage the equipment if operation were continued.  Record all deficiencies and short-comings together with the correct actions taken,  on applicable form. 5-3