TM 5-4310-360-14
It should be noted that the item number
4-6.
Preventive Maintenance Checks and
column is used as a source of item numbers
Services - continued.
for the TM number column on DA Form
2404, Equipment Inspection and Mainte-
The item numbers are listed consecutively
b.
nance Worksheet, in recording results of
and indicate the frequency of minimum
Preventive Maintenance Checks and
requirements. Refer to table 4-1 for the
Services.
quarterly preventive maintenance services.
Table 4-1. Organizational Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services Quarterly Schedule
For Readiness Reporting,
Procedures Check For And Have
Equipment Is Not
Repaired, Replaced, Adjusted
tern
Ready/Available If:
Item To Be Inspected
As Necessary
No.
Inspect for improper tension, excessive
Drive Belts
1
Belts
are
cracked
or
wear and cracked or frayed condition.
missing.
Refer to paragraph 4-14 for adjustment
or replacement of drive belts.
Inspect for leaks, damage, and loose
Aftercooler and
2
connections. Replace a defective tube.
Intercooler
Refer to paragraph 4-15.
Inspect for improper operation and
Valve leaks or improper
3
Safety Relief Valve
insecure mounting. Refer to
operation.
Inspect for damage and insecure
Controls are damaged or
Controls and Instruments
4
missing
mounting. With the unit operating,
check for improper operation.
Tank
leaks
or
drain
Inspect for leaks and damage. Refer
Air Receiver Tank
5
cock is missing plug or
inoperative.
Check fuel level. Inspect for leaks,
Tank leaks
Fuel Tank
loose and missing hardware. Refer
6
Check oil level. Add oil as indicated
Oil level below add or
7
on sight glass. See figure 3-1 for
Oil Level
over full mark.
proper type of oil to use.
Inspect for cuts, foreign objects and
Tires, Tubes and Wheels
damage. Check air pressure. Proper
pressure is 25 psi (1.75 kg/sq cm).
Refer to paragraph 4-30.
Check oil level. Add oil as indicated
Engine Oil Level
9
Oil level below add or
on oil gauge. See figure 3-2 for
over full mark.
proper type of oil to use.
4-2
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