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CHAPTER 4 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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Section III.  PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)



TM 5-4220-226-14&P SECTION II.  SERVICE UPON RECEIPT 4-4.  Introduction. This section provides information and procedures for the receipt, installation, and testing of the Superlite 17B Diving Helmet. 4-5.  Initial Inspection. Upon  receiving  the  helmet,  all  parts  should  be  inspected  and  tested.    The  equipment  may  not  be  ready  for immediate operational use and some parts may require special preparation. a.  Inventorv.  Upon receiving the equipment an inventory of the helmet should be completed.  To ensure receipt    of    all    items,    the    shipment    should    be    compared    with    packing    lists    included    in    the    shipping documentation. b.  Inspection.  Remove each item from the shipping container and perform a thorough inspection for any deviation  from  good  manufacturing  and  packaging  processes,  such  as  incompleteness  of  assembly,  faulty workmanship, rust, dirt, delamination, cracks, deterioration, and corrosion.  Specific items to be inspected are indicated in the following subparagraphs. (1) Helmet assembly.  The helmet assembly is inspected to ensure all components are present and in a condition suitable for use according to U.S. Army Diving Manual and PMCS listed in Chapter 2 of this technical manual. (a) Check oral-nasal mask, nose clearing device padding, head cushion foam, and whisker for signs of deterioration and damage. (b) Inspect frame and faceplate for chips, scratches, and gouges. (c) Open and close the emergency air valve, steady flow valve, and dial-a-breath to ensure smooth and proper operation.  Maneuver nose clearing device in and out to check for ease of operation. (d) Ensure side block, bent tube assembly, and exhaust valve covers and other metal parts are free of dents or other signs of damage. (e) Inspect communications set and whip for corrosion. (f) Inspect for loose, missing, or damaged screws. (2)   Spare kits and regulator adjustment kits.  The helmet includes spare kits and regulator adjustment kits.  Each kit is to be inventoried and inspected for completeness and suitable operating condition. c.     Maintenance  Check.    Examine  maintenance  records  accompanying  the  shipment  to  verify  that required   preventive   maintenance   checks   and   services   have   been   performed.      Perform   all   preventive maintenance checks and services as scheduled before operational use of the equipment. 4-2



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