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Figure 7-14.-OPNAV 4790/2K WITH 2L ATTACHED FOR ELECTRONIC TEST EQUIPMENT CALIBRATION
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Preventive  Maintenance

the 802 Recall List to the 2L instead of hand scribing it.) c. Maintenance Document Transmittal Form (MDTF)  (fig.  7-15) Note:  The  type  of  request  documents  and procedures   may   differ   depending   on   TYCOMs’ guidelines. 7.  Submit  the  paperwork  to  the  appropriate  activity for items to be calibrated. 8. When you are notified of the activity or activities designated  to  repair  and/or  calibrate  your  test equipment,  prepare  the  equipment  for  shipment. Be sure to take adequate precautions (including shock and environmental protection) to prevent damage in transit. All test equipment will require a METER card before it will be accepted at the calibration or repair lab. 9. Remember to pickup the equipment when the work has been completed. Do your part in the coordinating of requests, deliveries, provision of requested materials, follow-up, and pickup. If you  do  your  part  and  complete  paper  work accurately, you should have the excellent test equipment  calibration  package  and  service  you need to keep your systems and equipment optimum  condition. Calibration  Status  Indication The  Navy  calibration  program  has  a  series in of distinctive labels and tags for indicating the calibration or serviceability status of all Navy test and measuring equipment. All calibration personnel and equipment users should be familiar with each label and tag and its meaning.   Labels   of   different   nomenclature,   color combinations,  and  shapes  have  been  designed  to  help users  identify  the  calibration  status.  These  labels  and tags are used by all participants in the Navy METCAL program and must be affixed to all Navy standards and test and measuring equipment. NAVAIR 17-35MTL-1, Metrology  Requirements  List  (METRL),  lists  Navy calibration  procedures  and  intervals  for  all  standards and test and measuring equipment. Only equipment actually  used  for  quantitative  measurements  requires calibration. MAINTENANCE Test  equipment  requires  the  same  two  types  of maintenance   (preventive   and   corrective)   you   are Figure 7-15.-Maintenance Document Transmittal Form. 7-16

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