PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-601
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 601
DECEMBER 2002
PS 601
DEC 02
46
Hey, No More Cracks!
B
y now your unit probably has the new
advanced SINCGARS improvement pro-
gram (ASIP) E-model RT. That also means
by now you have been fighting the problem
of cracking keyboard displays.
If you have cracked displays, here is
how you can fix them. Order repair kit,
NSN 5895-01-484-6837. The kit is around
a third of the cost of a new keypad, which
is how you had to fix the display before. To
use the kit right, you’ll need to follow the
instructions in TB 11-5820-890-30-4.
Of course, the best option is to try to
keep the display from cracking. To do that,
don’t drop it. Use carrying strap, NSN
To prevent other mishaps, use a display
cover, NSN 5895-01-473-6804.
For more info on the repair kit, the strap
or cover, contact CECOM at DSN 992-
3329 or (732) 532-3329. Or e-mail them at:
john.moran@mail1.monmouth.army.mil
PS 601
DEC 02
47
T
here are two substitutes for the PP-6224 power supply to power your SINCGARS:
john.moran@mail1.monmouth.army.mil
jeanne.monahan@mail1.monmouth.army.mil
Power Supply
PP-6224/U
PP-6224B/U
PP-2953
NSN
LIN
P40750
P40750
P38588
put me
in, coach!
I can take
over!
The PP-2953/C,
NSN 6130-01-235-3787, 10-amp output
The SLA 2002,
NSN 6130-01-493-4393, 25-amp output
For further turn-in
and replacement info
contact CECOM at
DSN 992-3329/4341.
Or e-mail at…
Do you have
cracked displays?
Use carrying straps
‘last time I
saw a crack
that big, the
plumber was
fixing the sink!
SINCGARS…
Here is a list of power supplies
that these replace:
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