TM 55-4920-328-13 j.      At   removal   of   hydraulic   hose   assemblies, pneumatic hose assemblies and tube assemblies, install plastic or polyethylene caps and plugs in the open lines and  in  the  component  ports.    This  action  will  minimize spillage   and   inhibit   corrosion,   and   will   prevent   the introduction of contaminants in system components. k.    Do  not  lubricate  electrical  instrumentation  at any    time.        These    instruments    are    lubricated    and encapsulated    at    manufacture    and    do    not    require lubrication. I.    Use  extreme  caution  when  fuel  and  oil  lines and  fittings  are  disconnected.    Observe  all  base  safety and fire regulations concerning volatile and toxic liquids. m.    When  cleaning  metallic  parts  in  dry-cleaning solvent,     accomplish     these     procedures     in     a     well- ventilated area.  Keep fumes away from open fires and flame.  Avoid breathing toxic fumes and wear protective gloves, clothing, and respiratory equipment as prescribed by base fire and safety regulations.  Obtain a C02 fire extinguisher prior to using dry-cleaning solvents and during disconnection and connection of fuel lines. n.      When   installing   replacement   thermocouple wire    in    a    sub-module    or    junction    box,    check    the appropriate  schematic  to  ensure  that  the  replacement wire  corresponds  to  the  type  of  wire  removed.    Match the  length  and  gauge  of  the  replacement  wire  with  the length   and   gauge   of   the   removed   wire   to   retain   the correct thermoelectric characteristics. WARNING Observe     all     base     fire     and     safety regulations  when  handling  flammable and  toxic  liquids.    Failure  to  observe this  warning  may  result  in  serious  or fatal  injury.    Exposure  to  turbine  oil will cause skin irritation. o.    When  maintaining  turbine  lubricating  oil  and MIL-H-83282A hydraulic fluid lines, use extreme caution to   avoid   contact   of   oil   with   the   skin   and   clothing. Remove saturated clothing immediately and thoroughly wash  all  areas  of  skin  exposed  to  oil  to  avoid  painful skin   rash.      Perform   maintenance   actions   in   a   well- ventilated   area.      Remove   spillage   of   oil   on   painted surfaces    immediately,    using    Specification    P-D-680, solvent.    If  oil  is  not  removed  from  painted  surfaces, damage to the paint will result. Section II.  SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS 6-3.  General. Service   the   auxiliary   systems   and   components upon   receipt-of   the   equipment,   and   as   required   to replenish  liquids.    Service  the  tires  in  accordance  with the procedures outlined in the following text. 6-4.  Tires. Inflate the tires of the test trailer assembly (figure 1-2), the engine test dolly assembly (figure 128), and the auxiliary trailer assembly (figure 131) in accordance with the  tire  pressures  specified  in  tables  1-3  and  1-4,  as applicable. 6-5.  Crane Assembly. Service    the    hydraulic    actuator    on    the    crane assembly  (figure  1-5)  upon  receipt  of  the  equipment, and as usage dictates, in accordance with the following: a.  Remove the filler plug from the cylinder of the actuator. b.      Fill   the   cylinder   of   the   actuator,   using   the hydraulic fluid specified in table 1-3. c.  Install the filler plug. d.    Check  the  action  of  the  actuator  in  both  the speed and power modes, operating the piston of the unit in   both   directions.      With   no   movement   of   the   pump handle,  check  to  ensure  that  there  is  no  movement  of the   boom   assembly   caused   by   creep   or   bypass   of hydraulic fluid in the cylinder of the hydraulic actuator. 6-6.  Hydraulic Start System. Service  the  hydraulic  start  system  in  accordance with the following: WARNING Observe all safety regulations pertaining   to   handling   toxic   liquids. Specification   MIL-H-83282A   fluid   will cause skin irritation and other adverse effects. 6-2    Change 1