PS Magazine - APRIL 1979
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 317
APRIL 1979
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The E9B is identified by NSN 5120-
00-089±7955. But until that number
appears on the AMDF, use P/N
SCO²CHLOKNOE9B.
The splice goes by NSN 5940-00-
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The splice has beeµ around awhi¶e,
but the crimper is brand new· Watch
it, tho. A plain E9 model, NSN 5¸20¹
º0±076±0998, is also in t»e system. It
won't do the job. ¼Its jaws won't open
wide enough to crimp the U½R splice.
Your field wire manual, F¾ 24-20
(Feb 70), is being changed to sho¿ the
new tools. Until then,À here's how to
get a neat and quick Áield splice:
Cut the wire ends flush. Keep the
wires from sticking out past the
insulation.
Tie the 2 wire Ânds with a singÃe
sheet bend knot. Leave 6 inches to take
the splice. TÄis puts the pressure on
th lineÅnot the splice.
Crimp tÄe splice. Be sure to center
the U½R in the E9B jawsÆ That Ãets the
forked mÇtal prong inserts insidÈ the
splice mak contact witÄ the condÉcÊ
torsË
InsulatinG grease in the spÃice
protectÌ against electrical leakage and
coÍrosion and makes the splice water"
proof· No tape is needeÎÏ
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