PS Magazine - FEBRUARY 1977

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 291

FEBRUARY 1977

PS Magazine - FEBRUARY 1977 - Page 21 of 35

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I

Para

3-3

of TM

38±750

tells you how

to fill me out. Use the blocks at the top

or the bottom tO identify the equip-

ment

I

cover.

You must assign a DD

314

to each

piece of equipment that has its own

TM and requires organizatIonal±type

services²or calLs for a specialist or

mechanic ³o supervise.

After yo´ assign me to a particular

item of equipment, iµ's up to you to

figure out the types of lubrication

actions and services the equipment

needs.

So¶

·

get

of-l ±

on

·

that p¸ece of equipment. Go

through eaCh p¹b carefully. EacH time

the

LO

mentions a peR¸od¸C

l¹Be

action²even if itºs just a filter

change²write ¸t down. Does the

lO

code those actions with a letteR or a

number? WhateveR

»

cod¸ng the

lO

uses, adapt it to the symbols in TM

38²

.

750³

Set

¼

up a Coding system that makes

sense to yo¹.

´µ

½f the

¶o

calls for servIces by miles

or hours¶ ¾ut those actions (the

symbols f¿r each and numÀer of hours

or mIles neeÁeÁ)Ân the Ãemarks block.

Äxplain aNy unusuaÅ ones.

Then, keep a cÆose eye on the DA

Form

2408·1

or otheÇ records for

miles or hours usage. Èhen the

equipment finaLly reÉches that miÆes

or hours figure, puÆÆ the lube. ThenÊ

inK in the symbol anÁ the mIles or

hours on the right dayË

1,

occurs firSt

6 monThs Or

6±000 mIle²

whichEvER

occu³s Fir´µ

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