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3-4. ANTICIPATED TESTS PER CHARGE
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3-9. DIAGNOSTIC QUESTION

TM 5-6635-386-12&P Figure 3-3. Shutter Maintenance NOTE Two 6-32 fasteners simplify plate removal. It   will   require   occasional   cleaning   due   to   dirt   buildup within the shutter chamber. Set  the  tester  on  its  side  or  tail  with  the  source  in  safe position.  Stand  behind  the  tester,  peek  over  bottom  of tester    to    see    cleanout    plate.    Remove    the    1/4    turn fasteners holding the cleanout plate in position. Remove  the  plate  and  the  captive  shutter.  The  shutter and   cleanout   plate   are   an   integral   assembly.   Do   not touch the brass ring around the hole  in  the  plate.  Clean the  shutter  and  the  plate  thoroughly,  and  clean  out  the shutter chamber with a brush (standing behind the tester while  this  is   done).   It   is   not   necessary   to   extend   the source to clean the end of the rod! Leave it alone! Spray  the  shutter,  cleanout  plate,  and  the  interior  of  the chamber with molybdenum-disulphide lubricant (Appendix   E,   Item   2).   This   lubricant   should   then   be allowed to dry for a period of four hours or more to cure to the metal. This will provide a long life lubrication of the shutter for maximum utility between cleanings. NOTE Do not force the source rod handle when the shutter is dirty. CPN  does  not  recommend  the  use  of  oil  or  grease  for lubrication,  however,  several  customers  have  reported good performance by spraying WD-40 (Appendix E, Item 3) into the shutter chamber without disassembling it. The use   of   WD-40   will   not   injure   the   tester   or   affect   test results. If it works for you, use it. 3-7. SHIPPING CASE MAINTENANCE The shipping case is a fiberglass case built to MIL Spec standards.  It  is  very  strong  and  will  produce  excellent service. No  special  care  is  required  on  the  case  other  than  an occasional cleaning (both inside and out) with  soap  and water. 3-8. TESTER EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE Wash   the   tester   with   soap   and   water   if   it   becomes unusually dirty. WARNING Drycleaning    solent    PD-680    is    toxic    and    flammable. Wear  protective  goggles  and  gloves  and  use  only  in  a well  ventilated  area.  Avoid  contact  with  skin,  eyes,  and clothes, and don’t breathe vapors Do not use near open flame  or  excessive  heat.  The  flash  point  for  Type  #1 Drycleaning Solvent is 1000F (380C) and for Type #2 is 1380F  (500C)  If  you  become  dizzy  while  using  cleaning solvent, get fresh air immediately and  get  medical  aid  If contact  with  eyes  is  made,  flush  your  eyes  with  water and get medical aid immediately. Remove asphalt with PD-680. Do not scratch display window with abrasive cleaners. 3-3

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