TM5-6115-585-34 NAVFAC   P-8-623-34 TO-35C2-3-455-2 TM-05684C/05685B-34 1:  Screw 20.   Rheostat 39.   Regulator 2.  Nut 21.  Switch 3.   Holder 40.  Link 22.  Switch 41.  Screw  (2) 4.   Terminal   (2) 23.  Switch 42. Nut (2) 5. Hook 24.  Screw  (2) 43.  Relay 6.  Screw 25.   Circuit   breaker 44.  Screw  (2) 7.  Nut 26.  Nut(4) 45.   Nut(2) 8.   Clamp 27.  Screw  (4) 46.   Panel   assembly 9.  Fastener  pin  (3) 28.   Panel 47.  Screw  (4) 10.  Grommet  (3) 29.  Nut 48. Nut (4) 11. Stud (3) 30.   Screw 49.  Screw  (4) 12.   Battery   indicator 31.  Strap 50. Nut (4) 13.  Lampholder  (2) 14. Lamp (2) 32.  Screw  (2) 51.  Screw  (4) 33. Nut (2) 52. Nut (4) 15.   Hourmeter 34.   Transformer 53.   Wiring   harness 16.   Frequency   meter 35.  Screw  (4) 54.  Screw  (4) 17.  Percent  rated  current  meter 36.  Nut  (4) 55. Nut (4) 18.  AC  Voltmeter 37.   Transformer 56.   Frequency   transducer 19. Knob (3) 38. Nut (4) 57.  Control  box TS 6115-585-34/6-3(2) Figure  6-3.  Control  Cubicle  (Sheet  2  of  2) a.   Inspect. (1)  Load  Terminal  Board  (TB1).  Inspect  the  load terminal   board   (10,   figure   6-9)   for   physical   damage. Inspect   the   terminals   for   bad   threads   and   security   of connections. (2)   Reconnection   Switch   (S6)   (see   figure   6-10). Inspect   reconnection   switch   (1)   for   physical   damage. Check  that  switch  is  securely  attached  to  control  box (2)  with  four  screws  (3)  and  lockwashers  (4)  in  front and  with  two  screws  (5),  spacers  (6),  lockwashers  (7) and  nuts  (8)  in  back.  Check  that  electrical  connections to  switch  are  clean  and  tight. (3)  AC  Circuit  Breaker  (CB1)  (see  figure  6-10). Inspect  main  circuit  breaker  (9)  for  physical  damage. Check   that   twelve   electrical   connections   to   breaker are   clean   and   tight.   Check   that   breaker   is   securely fastened  to  output  control  box. (4)   Printed   Circuit   Board   Bridge   Assembly   (see figure  6-9).  Remove  four  screws  (11)  and  lockwashers (12)  attaching  side  access  panel  (13)  to  output  control box   (24)   and   remove   panel.   Inspect   printed   circuit board  (23)  and  components  for  physical  damage.  Check that  the  assembly  is  clean  and  securely  attached  to output   control   box.   Check   that   electrical   connections to  board  are  clean  and  tight. (5)  15  Amp  Circuit  Breaker  (CB3)  (see  figure 6-10).  Inspect  15  amp  circuit  breaker  (11)  for  physi- cal   damage.   Check   that   two   electrical   connections   to breaker   are   clean   and   tight.   Check   that   breaker   is securely  attached  to  output  control  box  (2). (6)  Convenience  Receptacle  (J14)  (see  figure 6-10).   Inspect   convenience   receptacle   (13)   for   char- ring   or   other   physical   damage.   Check   that   two   elec- trical  connections  to  receptacle  are  clean  and  tight. Check   that   receptacle   is   securely   fastened   to   front panel  of  output  control  box  (2)  with  two  screws  (18) and   nuts   (19).   Check   that   receptacle   cover   (16)   and gasket  (17)  are  securely  attached  to  panel  and  that cover  operates  properly. (7)   Linear   Reactor   (Ll)   (see   figure   6-9).   Inspect linear  reactor  (15)  for  physical  damage.  Check  that electrical   connections   are   clean   and   tight.   Check   that reactor  is  securely  attached  to  side  panel  of  output control  box. (8)  Connector  Assemblies  (see  figure  6-9).  In- spect   each   of   the   four   connector   assemblies   (18   and 21)  mounted  to  side  of  output  control  box  for  corrosion or  physical  damage.  Check  that  each  connector  assem- bly  is  securely  mounted  to  side  panel  of  output  control box. (9)   Current   Voltage   Transformer   (CVT1)   (see figure   6-9).   Inspect   transformer   (6)   for   physical damage.   Check   that   electrical   connections   to   trans- former  are  clean  and  tight. (10)  Current  Transformer  (CT1)  (see  figure  6-9). Inspect  transformer  (7)  for  physical  damage.  Check that   electrical   connections   to   transformer   are   clean and  tight. (11)   Wiring   Harness   Assembly.   Inspect   wiring harness  for  broken  wires.  Check  for  frayed  or  deter- iorated   insulation.   Check   that   all   terminal   points   are clean,  tight,  and  free  of  damage. Change   4 6-11