TM 10-4500-200-13
heater assembly, heater installation, ser-
f r a y e d , worn,
or broken condition. Refer
v i c i n g , and replacement of heater com-
to organizational maintenance for replace-
ponents.
ment of guy ropes.
I n s p e c t the guy lines for evidence of a
Interval
M - Monthly
B - Before operation
A - After operation
D - During operation
W - Weekly
Q - Quarterly
Operator
Org
Daily
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Procedure
Reference
Item to be Inspected
B
D
A
w
M
Q
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BODY ASSEMBLY
Inspect for proper alinement
X
X
Door
1
X
Clean carbon from grate
X
2
Grate
FUEL SYSTEM
X
X
X
Inspect for leaks and damage
X
X
3
Kit adapter
Inspect tube for looseness and
Vent tube
X
X
X
4
damage to tube threads.
X
X
Inspect hose for breaks and
Hose assy
X
5
Secure hose connections
X
X
X
BURNER
ASSEMBLY
Clean carbon deposits from burner
Burner
X
X
X
6
body and burner cap.
Inspect valve for leaks
X
Drip valve
7
EXHAUST SYSTEM
Inspect for
holes and clogged pipe.
Exhaust pipe
X
X
8
X
Clean soot
and carbon from pipes
X
Inspect for
holes and clogged cap
Flue cap
X
X
9
Inspect for
worn or frayed con-
X
X
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Guy lines
dition.
b. Cleaning, Inspection and Testing.
3-20. D r a f t
(1) Clean the soot and carbon from the
connect the guy lines attached to the draft
pipe sections.
d i v e r t e r . Remove the draft diverter from
(2) Inspect the pipe section for holes,
the pipe.
dents, clogged condition, evidence of rust-
b. Cleaning and Inspection.
ing, and loose fitting joints. Replace defec-
(1) Clean the soot from the draft di-
tive pipe sections as required.
verter.
(2) Inspect the draft diverter for holes
tach the exhaust pipe sections to the space
and clogged condition. Replace a defective
heater body. Reconnect the guy lines.
draft diverter.
(3) Inspect the guy lines for service-
WARNING
ability. Refer to organizational maintenance
Fuel can must be taken down from
for replacement of the guy lines.
the support (before releasing can)
c. Installation. Refer to figure 3-1 and
to preclude fuel spillage.
install the draft diverter on the exhaust
pipe and reconnect the guy lines.
a. Removal. Refer to figure 3-2 and re-
move the adapter from the fuel can. Dis-
connect the fuel hose.
a. Removal. Refer to figure 3-1 and re-
b. Inspection.
move the exhaust pipe.
(1) Inspect the adapter for damage,
NOTE
proper assembly, fuel leaks, and a defec-
Compress t h e telescoping p i p e
tive gasket.
sections into the lower section of
(2) Replace a defective adapter.
the pipe. Rotate the lower section
of the pipe to disengage the heater
stall the adapter on the fuel can. Reconnect
body.
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