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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 6-20. REPAIR PROCEDURES. Continued b. Repair   Precautions. CAUTION Static  electricity  can  damage  the  control-monitor  modules. Ground  the  control-monitor  before removing  a  module.  Use  a  grounded  wrist  strap  when  handling  a  module. CAUTION Steps marked with            must be performed exactly as written. They are critical in maintaining the  nuclear  hardness  of  the  control-monitor.  Seals  must  not  be  damaged.  All  screws  must  be torqued  to  the  limits  specified  in  the  replacement  procedures. 6-21.  DISASSEMBLY  FOR  TROUBLESHOOTING. The  control-monitor  front  panel  is  not  replaced  by  Direct  Support  maintenance.  However,  to  gain  access  to  the parent  board  for  testing,  it  is  necessary  to  partially  remove  the  front  panel. Tools: Flat  tip  screwdriver Torque   screwdriver ITEM ACTION REMARKS REMOVAL a.    Control-monitor b.   Six   captive   screws c.  Front  panel INSTALLATION d.   Front   panel e.                  Six  captive screws Set  on  back  cover. Using  flat  tip  screwdriver,  fully  loosen six  captive  screws. Lift  free  from  chassis.  Do  not  disconnect The  control-monitor  is front  panel  from  parent  board. ready   for   troubleshooting. Set  front  panel  in  place  on  chassis. Tighten  screws.  Using  torque  screwdriver, torque  to  14  to  16  in-lb. 6-46


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