Section IV. TROUBLESHOOTING

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Section IV. TROUBLESHOOTING

4 - 9 . GENERAL

Troubleshooting at organizational maintenance level requires you to locate any trouble as

quickly as possible.

Once trouble is located, repair it if you are authorized to do so, or determine if a higher

category of maintenance is required. Repairs by organizational maintenance personnel are

limited by tools, test equipment and replacement parts allocated to that level by the Maintenance

Allocation Chart (MAC) in Appendix B.

Removal and replacement of any defective component is done by a higher category of main-

tenance (general support).

NOTE

Before using the troubleshooting chart, check your work order and talk to

the operator, if possible, for a description of trouble symptom(s).

4-10. USE OF TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

A troubleshooting chart for the converter is provided in this section. Only those corrective

actions which are within the scope of organizational maintenance are listed in this chart.

If these actions do not restore the converter to normal operation, refer to higher category

of maintenance for corrective action.

When a trouble appears, refer to the proper step in the chart for correction of the trouble.

If higher level maintenance is not required, perform the listed corrective action.

WARNING

Before removing or replacing any part in this equipment, make sure

your equipment is turned OFF. A shock hazard exists with any electronic

equipment, BE CAREFUL, DON'T TAKE CHANCES.

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