TM 9-2350-261-20-2 REPAIR RECEPTACLE DESCRIPTIONThis task covers:Remove (page 14-7).Install (page 14-8).INITIAL SETUP Tools:General Mechanics Tool Kit (Item 30, App D)Soldering Gun (Item 34, App D)Digital Multimeter (Item 43, App D)Electrical Tool Kit (Item 75, App D)Materials/Parts:Insulation sleeving (Item 21 thru 25, App C)Solder (Item 57, App C)REMOVECLEAN, INSPECT, AND REPAIRPersonnel Required: Unit MechanicReferences:See your -10See your -24PEquipment Conditions: Engine stopped/shutdown (see your -10)Battery ground lead disconnected (page 13-2)Carrier blocked (see your -10)1.2.3.4.N O T E5.Use same procedure for repairing singleor multiple lead, and male or femalereceptacle.Loosen nut (1) from receptacle (2). Slide nutback on leads (3).6.Remove grommet (4) with contacts (5) fromrear of receptacle (2).7.Push leads (3) into grommet (4) untilcontacts (5) are fully exposed on other side ofgrommet. Remove grommet (4) and nut (1)from leads (3).Clip or desolder leads from contacts. Usesoldering gun. Discard contacts.Check wire leads. Look for damagedinsulation or broken wires. If wire leads havebeen taped together, remove tape. Scrape wirelead covering with your thumbnail to see ifcovering peels off. Replace bad leads.Check contact pins, contact sockets, andterminals. Replace burned, bent, or brokenparts.Check shells, sleeves, and nipples. Replacecut, torn, or damaged parts.GO TO NEXT PAGE14-7
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