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TM 55-4920-412-13&P Table 4-2.  Troubleshooting MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 1.  INPUT POWER INDICATORS DO NOT GO ON WITH INPUT POWER SWITCH PLACED ON. Step 1.Place INPUT POWER switch ON.  INPUT POWER 115 VAC and 28 VDC indicators should go on. a. both indicators do not go on, forward BTS to higher maintenance. b. only one indicator does not go on, check/replace corresponding fuse, paragraph 4-7. c. fuse is good, replace lamp, paragraph 4-9. 2.  INDICATORS DO NOT GO ON WHEN LAMP TEST SWITCH IS PRESSED. Step 1.Press LAMP TEST SWITCH.  On sensor simulator:LOW OIL PRESS NO. 1 and NO. 2, HIGH OIL TEMP NO. 1 and NO. 2, ENGINE OUT NO. 1 and NO. 2, LAMP SUPPLY OVERLOAD NO. 1 and NO. 2, and LOW ROTOR SPD indicators should go on.  On unit tester ROTOR SPEED, ENG 1 OUT, ENG 2 OUT, OIL 1 PRESS, OIL 2 PRESS,  OIL  1  TEMP,  TEST  FREQ  ANA,  TEST  FREQ  DIG,  INT,  LIGHT  SENSING  A,  SENSING  B,  ANALOG A,  ANALOG  B,  DIGITAL  A,  DIGITAL  B,  SHIFT  REG,  MUX  ANALOG,  DIGITAL  O/P,  MUX  DIGITAL,  ROTOR OVERSPEED 127%, 137%, 142%, and FAIL WARN indicators should go on. a. If no indicators go on, forward BTS to higher maintenance. b. If only unit tester indicators do not go on, forward interconnect cable to higher maintenance. c. If only one indicator does not go on, replace lamp, paragraph 4-9. Section III.  REPAINTING AND REFINISHING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Observe   all   cautions   and   warnings on containers when using consumables.  When applicable, wear necessary     protective     gear     during handling and use.  If a consumable is flammable or explosive, MAKE CERTAIN  consumable  and  its  vapors are  kept  away  from  heat,  spark,  and flame.    MAKE  CERTAIN  helicopter  is properly    grounded    and    firefighting equipment is readily available prior to use. 4-4.  Cleaning Instructions. a.  Remove dust and loose dirt with a clean, soft cloth, item 4, App D. b.    Remove  grease,  fungus,  and  ground-in  dirt  with cloth  dampened  with  dry-cleaning  solvent,  item  3,  App D. c.  Remove moisture with a dry cloth. 4-5.  Repainting and Refinishing Instructions. NOTE Refer  to  TB  746-10,  Field  Instructions for Painting and Preserving Electronics Equipment. a.  Repaint test set using these colors: (1) Case  (exterior).    Finish  with  two  coats  of  baked enamel colored grey, item 1, app D. (2) Front   panel.      Retouch   using   enamel   colored instrument black, item 2, App D. 4-2

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