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Figure 2-3.  External Power Box Assembly, Removal and Installation (Sheet 2 of 2)
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TM-5-6115-593-34 Generator Set Diesel Engine Driven Tactical Skid Mtd. 600 Kw 3 Phase 4 Wire 120/208 and 240/416 Volts Manual
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Figure 2-4.  Radiator Assembly, Removal and Installation

TM5-6115-593-34 NAVFAC P-8-631-34 TO-35C2-3-463-2 (9) Attach  buss  bars  (39,  42,  and  45,  figure  11-1)  to  circuit  breaker  using  screws,  washers,  and  nuts.    Secure opposite ends of buss bars to vertical buss bars in reconnection box. (10) If generator set has a housing, replace right side panel in accordance with Chapter 15. 2-16.  RADIATOR ASSEMBLY. a.  Removal.  The complete radiator assembly is removed from generator set in accordance with paragraph 7-3 a or 7- 7 a. b.   Installation.  Install radiator assembly in accordance with paragraph 7-3 b or 7-7 b and torque screws as shown in figure 2-4. 2-17.  GENERATOR. a.  Removal.  Remove generator in accordance with paragraph 11-5 b(1). b.  Installation.  Install generator in accordance with paragraph 11-5 b(2). 2-18.  ENGINE. a.  Removal. (1) Drain  the  engine  cooling  and  lube  systems  and  hydraulic  sump  as  instructed  in  the  Operator/Crew  and Organizational Maintenance Manual. (2) Disconnect the batteries. (3) Disconnect the exhaust breather pipes from engine. (4) Disconnect and remove air cleaner assembly hoses from two air shutdown valves. (5) Disconnect and remove two hoses between air shutdown valves and turbochargers. (6) Disconnect and remove two exhaust hoses from the turbochargers. (7) Disconnect all cooling system hoses. (8) Disconnect interconnecting wiring harnesses.  Be sure to tag all wires. (9) Tag and disconnect fuel lines. (10) Uncouple  generator  from  engine  in  accordance  with  paragraph  11-5  b.    Disengage  coupling  from  engine  by backing off the generator. (11) Remove engine mounting bolts (see figure 2-5). WARNING CLEAR  AREA  OF  PERSONNEL  AND  OTHER  EQUIPMENT  WHEN  ATTEMPTING  TO  LIFT  THE ENGINE. (12) If the engine is to be removed with an overhead hoist or crane, proceed as follows: (a)   Remove roof panels in accordance with Chapter 15. (b)   Remove silencer frame tie bar and frame support bar (5 and 13, figure 6-1) in accordance with paragraph 6-2. WARNING OVERHEAD   OPERATIONS   HAVE   INHERENT   HAZARDS   THAT   CANNOT   BE   MECHANICALLY SAFEGUARDED.  HARD HATS AND SAFETY SHOES ARE REQUIRED. (c)   Attach a suitable lifting device of at least 10-ton capacity to the engine hoist brackets. (d)   Hoist engine up forward to clear generator and lift off skid base.  Place engine on a suitable engine support stand. (13) If engine is to be removed with a forklift, proceed as follows: 2-12

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