TM 1-7010-386-12&P
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)
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Table 1. Operator/Crew and Organizational Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (continued)
12.
MU-1005/A
X
1. Inspect the data transfer receptacle door for ease of movement, security,
and overall fit when closed.
Door
13.
MU-1005/A
X
1. Visually inspect all data transfer receptacle connectors for corrosion, dirt,
Connectors
bent, broken, or missing pins, or other damage.
14.
MU-1005/A
X
1. Inspect the data transfer receptacle door latch for ease of operation and
Door Latch
serviceability.
15.
MU-1005/A
X
1. Inspect the four data transfer receptacle dzus fasteners for corrosion and
Dzus Fastener
serviceability.
1. Inspect the data transfer receptacle data cartridge retaining spring for
X
16.
MU-1005/A
security and serviceability.
Data Cartridge
Retaining
Spring
X
1. Inspect the exterior of the data transfer module receptacle for corrosion,
17.
MU-1114/A
dents, holes, and obvious damage.
Data Transfer
Module
Receptacle
18.
MU-1114/A
X
1. Inspect the data transfer module receptacle door for ease of movement,
Door
security, and overall fit when closed.
2. Inspect door latch for proper operation.
19.
MU-1114/A
X
1. Visually inspect all data transfer module receptacle connectors for
Connectors
corrosion, dirt, bent, broken, or missing pins, or other damage.
20.
MU-1114/A
X
1. Inspect the data transfer module receptacle power switch for corrosion,
Power Switch
dirt, or other damage.
2. Ensure proper operation of the switch.
21.
PCMCIA slots
X
1. Power down the computer and ensure power is removed from the
and other PCU
computer.
2. Remove all PCMCIA cards, batteries, & removable hard drive from your
cavities
computer before cleaning. Place the removed items on a clean, stable, flat
surface.
3. If available, use a commercially available computer compressed air
cleaning kit to blow dust and dirt off cavities of the computer.
4. Do not use an air compressor as it may damage the electronic components
inside the computer.
5. Do not open the main chassis as the warranty will be voided.
6. If the PCMCIA slots or other cavities need cleaning from exposure to dust
or finger oils, lightly wipe inside connectors with a cotton swab moistened
with isopropyl alcohol, and allow them to dry.
7. Re-install the removed items.
22.
Floppy Disk
X
1. To clean the floppy disk drive, use a commercially available cleaning kit
Drive
and follow the instructions provided in the kit
23.
DVD drive
X
1. To clean the DVD drive, use a commercially available cleaning kit and
follow the instructions provided in the kit.
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