S e c t i o n 1. OPERATOR AND ORGANIZATIONAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

TM 11-6625 -537-14-1

CHAPTER 4

OPERATOR

AND

ORGANIZATIONAL

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

S e c t i o n 1. OPERATOR AND ORGANIZATIONAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

4-1. Tools and Test Equipment

required for operator and organizational main-

tenance.

Tools and test equipment authorized for use by

the operator and organizational repairman for the

4-3. Lubrication Instructions

ME-202(*)/U are listed in section III of appendix

There are no lubrication requirements.

C of this manual.

4-2. Special Tools and Test Equipment

There are no special tools or test equipment

Section 11.

OPERATOR AND ORGANIZATIONAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

CHECKS AND SERVICES

4-4. General

(3) The preventive maintenance checks and

services described in tables 4-1, 4-2 and 4-3

To insure that the ME-202(*)/U is always ready

outline inspections to be made at specific in-

for operation, it must be inspected systematically

t e r v a l s and are designed to help maintain

so that defects may be discovered and corrected

equipment in serviceable condition. They indicate

before they result in serious damage or failure.

what items should be checked and how they

The necessary preventive maintenance checks

should be checked.

and services to be performed are listed and

(4) Organizational maintenance consists of

described in tables 4-1, 4-2, and 4-3. The item

preventive maintenance, troubleshooting (table 4-

numbers indicate the sequence of minimum in-

4) and replacement of authorized repair parts.

spection requirements. Defects discovered during

(5) Defects that cannot be corrected must be

operation of the unit will be noted for future

reported to personnel at a higher maintenance

correction to be made as soon as operation has

category. Records and reports of repair and

ceased, Stop operation immediately if a deficiency

preventive maintenance must be made in ac-

is noted during operation which would damage

cordance with procedures given in TM 38-750.

the equipment. Record all deficiencies together

b. Preventive Maintenance Checks and Service

with the corrective action taken as prescribed in

Periods. Preventive maintenance checks and

TM 38-750.

services for an operating electronic voltmeter are

4 - 5 . Scope of Operator's and Organizational

required on a daily and weekly (table 4-l), a

Maintenance

monthly (table 4-2), and a quarterly basis (table

a. General.

4-3). These checks must be performed during the

(1) Operator preventive maintenance is the

specified intervals. In addition, the daily checks

systematic care, servicing, and inspection of

and services must be performed under the special

equipment to prevent the occurrence of trouble, to

conditions listed below:

reduce downtime, and to maintain the equipment

( 1 ) When electronic voltmeter is initially

in serviceable condition. Operator preventive

installed.

m a i n t e n a n c e is performed daily and weekly;

(2) When the electronic voltmeter is returned

specific procedures are provided in table 4-1.

after higher category maintenance repair.

(2) Organizational preventive maintenance

(3) At least once each week if the electronic

is performed on a monthly and quarterly basis;

voltmeter is maintained in a standby condition.

specific procedures are provided in tables 4-2 and

4-3.

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