PS Magazine - MARCH 1986
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 400
MARCH 1986
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Cool is the word for the PositIon
thIng wetter than a damp rag.
Azimuth DeterminIng System
Remember,
PADS has speciaL
(PADS).
turn-on and turn-off needs.
You
Mount PADS where It can get
must not move PADS for at least
plenty of fresh air. Keep it out of a
one minute after start-up and two
closed-up CUCV or heat wIll knock
minutes after turn±off. ²f you move
out the PADS power supply. That's
too soon, you can dama
g
e the Inter³
a repair job for direct support.
nal meas´ring unIts µ a depot repaIr
Keep water away
from PADS,
job.
too. Water attacks sealed electrical
When you turn PADS on, make
un
¶
its· causing corrosion and short
sure
the
Computer
Display
UnIt
¸ircuits. Never drive a vehIcle where
(CDU) is out of direct sun¹Ight. THe
water can get at the PADS. Clean
sun can make the CDU harder to
ºhe system with a brush or low±
read tHan the print on the bottom of
pressure aIr hose.
Never ´se any±
a used car contract.
46
MA±86
Keep in mInd your PADS battery
has the same P» ¼eeds as the battery
In your car. Keep the clamps and
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ÄÉd pÊÈÅÈ frÃÃ
Êf cÊrrÊÈiÊÉ
posts free of corrosIon. Eyeball the
battery regularly to make sure it has
enough electrolyte. When it's low,
report it.
Don½t use your PADS as a storage
±m
²
rack. Equipment bouncing against
PADS during travel can easily put
the system out of whack¾
When you shut down your PADS·
flick off the CB
I
and CB2 circuIt
breakers. ²f you forget those two
swItches you can wind up wIth dead
batteries or a short circuit.
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fÆicÌ Êff
CÍÎ & CÍ2
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