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APPENDIX II
MAINTENANCE
ALLOCATION
Section I. INTRODUCTION
1. General
able components, assemblies, or
a. T h i s  a p p e n d i x  a s s i g n s  m a i n t e n a n c e
subassemblies.
functions to be performed on components,
( f ) Repair.  To
restore  an  item  to
assemblies,
serviceable
condition  through
and  subassemblies  by  the
lowest
appropriate  maintenance  echelon.
correction
of
a
specific
failure
b. C o l u m n s
in
the
maintenance
alloca-
or
unserviceable
condition.
This
function
includes
but
is
not
tion
chart  are  as  follows:
(1) P a r t o r c o m p o n e n t .
limited
to
welding,
grinding,
This  column
shows
only
the
nomenclature  or
riveting,
straightening,
and
re-
standard  item  name.  Additional
placement
of
parts
other
than
descriptive  data  are  included  only
the  trial  and  error  replacement
where clarification is necessary to
of  running  spare  type  items  such
identify
the
component.
Compo-
as
fuses,
lamps,
or
electron
nents,  assemblies,  and  subassem-
tubes.
blies  are  listed  in  top-down  order.
(g) Align. To  adjust  two  or  more
That  is,  the  assemblies  which  are
components  of  an  electrical  sys-
part  of  a  component  are  listed  im-
tem so that their functions are
mediately  below  that  component,
properly  synchronized.
and  the  subassemblies  which  are
(h)
Calibrate. To  determine,  check,
part
of
an
assembly
are
listed
im-
or  rectify  the  graduation  of  an
mediately
below
that
assembly.
instrument,
weapon,
or
weapons
Each  generation  breakdown  (com-
system,  or  components
of
a
ponents,  assemblies,  or  sub-
weapons  system.
assemblies)  is  listed  in  disassem-
(i) O v e r h a u l . To restore an item to
bly  order  or  alphabetical  order.
completely
serviceable
condition
(2) Maintenance function. T h i s c o l u m n
as
prescribed
by
serviceability
indicates  the  various  maintenance
standards
developed
and  pub-
functions allocated to the echelons.
lished  by
heads  of
technical
(a) Service. To  clean,  to  preserve,
services.  This  is  accomplished
and to replenish lubricants.
through employment of the tech-
(b) Adjust. To  regulate  periodically
nique of "Inspect and Repair Only
to prevent malfunction.
as
Necessary"
(IROAN).
Maxi-
mum
utilization
of
diagnostic
and
( c ) Inspect. To  verify  serviceability
and  to  detect  incipient  electrical
test  equipment  is  combined  with
or
mechanical
failure
by
scru-
minimum  disassembly  of  the
tiny.
item during the overhaul process.
(d)
Test. To
verify
serviceability
( j ) R e b u i l d . To restore an item to a
and  to  detect  incipient  electrical
standard  as  near  as  possible  to
or mechanical failure by use of
original  or  new  condition  in  ap-
special  equipment
such
as
gages,
pearance,
performance,
and
life
meters,  etc.
expectancy.  This  is  accomplished
( e ) Replace. To  substitute  service-
through  the  maintenance  tech-
able  components,  assemblies,  or
nique of complete disassembly of
subassemblies,  for  unservice-
the item, inspection of all parts


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