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Section VII. STORAGE AFTER PREPARATION FOR STORAGE
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Figure 5.1. Cabinet Assembly, Exploded View

TM 10-7360-204-13&P CHAPTER  5 DIRECT  SUPPORT  MAINTENANCE  INSTRUCTIONS Section  I.  GENERAL 5-1. GENERAL. This  chapter  contains  the  removal,  inspection,  and  installation  procedures  for  Direct  Support  Maintenance. Before  maintenance  always  keep  in  mind  the  WARNINGS  and  CAUTIONS located  on  the  inside  front  cover. Section  II.  CABINET 5-2. GENERAL. a. This  section  contains  the  maintenance  instructions  for  the  cabinet.  It  includes  lid  hardware,  door,  and  cabinet  hard- ware. Refer to Figure 5-1. b. The repairs required  inmost  cases will require welding or replacing components that are riveted to the unit. Refer to TM 9-450 for information on metal body repairs. 5-2.1  LID  HARDWARE. a. BRACE (Figure 5-1, item 27) is attached by pins (21 and 25) and washers (26). b. HINGE (Figure 5-1, item 20) is attached by rivet (19). c. HANDLE (Figure 5-1, item 24) and retainer (23) is attached with rivet (22). 5-2.2  DOOR  HARDWARE. a. HINGE (Figure 5-1, item 11) is held in place with bracket (6) and rivet (5). b. LATCH (Figure 5-1, item 4) is inserted in bracket (2) and riveted (1) to wear plate (3). c. SLIDE CRADLE (Figure 5-1, item 16) is attached with rivet (15). d. SHUTTER (Figure 5-1, item 9) moves on slides (8) which are attached by rivet (45.) e. DOOR BRACKET (Figure 5-1, item 2) and wear plate (3) are held in place with rivets (1), f. HINGE BAR (Figure 5-1, item 11) is held in place by bracket (13) and rivet (12). 5-2.3 CABINET HARDWARE. a. LATCH PIN (Figure 5-1, item 37) is attached with rivet (36). b. CONNECTOR (Figure 5-1, item 43) is attached with rivet (42). c. LIFTING  HANDLE  BRACKET  (Figure  5-1,  item  45)  is  attached  with  rivet  (44).  Handle  (32),  must  be  removed  by removing  cotter  pin  (30)  and  pin  (31)  prior  to  removal  of  bracket. d. BAR, FIRE UNIT RETAINER (Figure 5-1, item 14) is held in place with hinge bracket (6) and is attached with rivet (5). NOTE Items in Figure 5-1 that are not explained above are for information. All data on page 5-2 has been deleted. Change 10 5-1/(  5-2  blank)

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