Chapter 2. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT AND INSTALLATION

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CHAPTER 2

SERVICE UPON RECEIPT AND INSTALLATION

2-4. Repacking

2-1. Packaging data

Repackage the equipment using reverse proce-

The radio receiver and mounting base are individ-

dure in paragraph 2-2 and figure 2-1. If the

ually packaged in separate weather-resistant, cor-

original packaging materials are not available for

rugated fiberboard cartons with all seams and

use, package the equipment as follows:

joints sealed with water-resistant, pressure-sensi-

tive tape. Each item is enclosed within a sealed

a. Place each item within a plastic bag fabri-

plastic bag and cushioned within the carton with

cated of material conforming to L-P-378. Wrap

preformed plastic molding material. A typical

the item in cellulosic cushioning material con-

packaging configuration with contents is shown

forming to PPP-B-843, type II, a minimum of 6

in figure 21. The approximate exterior dimen-

inches on all surfaces and secure the wrap with

sions of the equipment and boxes are provided in

tape conforming to PPPT-45. Place the cushioned

table 2-1.

item within a close-fitting fiberboard box conform-

ing to PPPB-636, W5c and seal all seams and

2-2. Unpacking Instructions

joints with tape conforming to PPPT76. When

To unpack the equipment, pry off the wooden box

more than one item or set is being shipped, place

cover, open the carton, and remove the technical

a quantity of packaged items within a close-fitting

manual. Remove each individual box from the

box.

consolidation container. Open the component

b. Substitute packaging materials may be se-

boxes. Remove the items carefully to prevent

lected from those listed in SB 38-100.

damage to the components or destruction of the

cartons, plastic bag, or internal packing material.

Do not dispose of the packaging materials.

2-5. Shipment Marking

NOTE

The packed radio sets or individual items shall be

The 10 reusable containers are designed

addressed to the contractor marked as follows:

with specially performed plastic molded

inserts. These containers shall be re-

Bendix Corporation

Avionics Division

tained for use in repackaging and ship

ping between the Government and con-

2100 N.W. 62nd Street

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33310

tractor's overhaul facility.

ATTEN: CONUS Repair Service Administra-

2-3. Checking Unpacked Equipment

tor

Reliability Improvement Warranty

a. Inspect the equipment for damage that may

M/F: Contract DAAB07-75-C-0853 For

have occurred during shipment. If the equipment

Repair and Direct Return

has been damaged, or packaging deficiencies are

discovered, fill out and forward DD Form 6.

2-6. Installation Instructions

b. Check to see that the equipment is complete

Instructions for initial installation are not part of

as listed on the packing slip. If the packing slip is

not available, check the equipment against the

this manual. Refer to paragraphs 49 and 410 for

removal and installation procedures.

items listed in table 2-1.

Table 2-1. Packaging data

Component

Item net dimen (in.)

Carton size (in. id)

Volume (cu ft)

Weight (lb)

0.44

8.43 x 3.56 x 4.06

8x8x12

Receiver, Radio R-1963/ARN

6.00

Mounting Base, Electrical

12 3/8 x 8 x 25/8

0.15

2.00

Equipment, MT-4835/ARN

9.87 x 3.84 x 2.25

1 2 /8 x 8 x 11 /8

Consolidation box

0.74

9.00

13 X 85/8 X 11

Wooden box

1.13

16.00

2-1