PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-591

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 591

FEBRUARY 2002
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-591 - Page 20 of 33
PS 591
FEB 02
36
OH-58D Series…
P
ilots and crew chiefs, your avionics compartment isn’t a storage area for survival
kits, TMs, vests and other equipment. It’s for avionics
only.
Tossed vests, kits and TMs can break the
delicate fuel probe wiring in the avionics
compartment and give you a zero reading on
the fuel indicator. That deadlines your aircraft.
Careless tossing can also damage COM-
SEC components, SINGARS radios, UHF
and VHF antenna communication boxes and
their cables.
So never use your avionics compartment as
a storage bin. When your maintenance task is
done, return TMs to your pubs clerk and turn
in ALSE equipment to the ALSE shop.
Clutter can
break fuel probe
Is some-
one back
there?
get this
stuff
offa
me!
It’s
me!
the
fuel
probe!
sure
thing!
mmf
mmmg!
huh?
“The eternal pm soldier
has
a long history, and he can never
rest. recent events prove that
there are difficult times ahead.
Good
pm
is more essential now
than ever before.”
“Do
PM
on your equipment
every
day.
It will help you stay warm,
stay dry, keep moving, keep
communicating, keep fighting
and keep surviving.”
…I
end up
broken!
every
time you
guys store
stuff in
here…
just
remember:
this
ain’t
a storage
bin!
so Don’t
toss stuff
back here!
591. 36-37 (X)
1/7/02
8:24 PM
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