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TM 10-3930-623-34
immersed, rotate and agitate slowly until all grease and
5-18. Deleted.
dirt has been removed.  Dry bearings with clean, dry
compressed air and lubricate.
CAUTION
Do not spin unlubricated bearings
5-19. Deleted.
with compressed air. Avoid touching
cleaned bearings with bare hands.
5-13.  Do not immerse sealed bearings in solvent.
Sealed bearings are factory lubricated and cannot be
relubricated. Wipe sealed bearings clean with a clean,
5-20. Deleted.
dry, lint-free cloth.
UNPAINTED METAL PARTS.
Clean  all
5-14.
unpainted mechanical parts made of metal by immersing
in dry cleaning solvent, Federal Specification P-S-661.
5-21. Deleted.
Use a wire brush or scraper to remove caked deposits of
grease and dirt. Blow out drilled passages such as oil
holes in connecting rods, crankshaft, and camshaft with
clean,  dry  compressed  air.
Unless  specifically
prohibited, ream drilled passages carefully with a stiff
5-22. Deleted.
wire. Rinse cleaned parts with hot, fresh water and dry
thoroughly.
5-15. ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS. Clean electrical
5-23. Deleted.
terminals and contacts (except ignition components and
starting motor commutator) with a cloth moistened in
alcohol, Military Specification MIL-A-6091 (ASG).  If
terminals  are  corroded,  burned,  or  covered  with
insulating material, dress carefully with a wire brush or
5-24. Deleted.
fine cut file until metal is bright. Wipe filings away with
cloth.
NOTE
Do  not  use  solvents,  sandpaper,
emery cloth or other materials to
5-25. Deleted.
clean contacts and terminals unless
recommended
in
the
detailed
instructions
for
the
specific
equipment.
5-16. Clean lamps, lens and reflectors by washing in a
mild soap and water solution.  Rinse thoroughly with
clean, fresh water and dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.
5-17. CARBON DEPOSITS. Remove carbon deposits
by  applying  carbon  removal  compound,  Military
Specification MIL-C-25107, to affected parts.  Wipe or
scrape carbon deposits from part after carbon has
softened. Wash part in a mild soap and water solution
and rinse with clean, fresh water. Wipe dry with a clean,
lint-free cloth.
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