Cover Assembly

Step 4.

Close the catch on the nozzle clamp and tighten the clamp nut.

3.

Cover Assembly. Service the cover assembly by following these procedures:

Step 1.

Inspect the cable and the hoses for rips, tears, leaks, and dry rot. Report damaged

parts to organizational maintenance.

Step 2.

Inspect the cable and the hose connections for damaged parts and leaks. Report

damaged parts to organizational maintenance.

4.

Frame Assembly. Service the frame assembly by following these procedures:

Step 1.

Inspect all bolts for tightness. If any bolts are loose, tighten them using a suitable

wrench.

Step 2.

Position a suitable container under the drip pan shutoff cock. Open the shutoff

cock and allow fog oil and other wastes to drain into the container. Close the

shutoff cock. Dispose of drained wastes according to local SOPs.

PART B: PERFORM OPERATOR MAINTENANCE ON THE FOG OIL TANK ASSEMBLY

To ensure a reliable fog oil supply, the smoke generator operator must perform operator maintenance on

the fog oil tank assembly. This includes maintenance on the tank and the strainer. Figure 2-3 illustrates

the procedures that follow.

1.

Tank. Follow these procedures to service the tank:

Step 1.

Inspect the tank for holes, dents, and leaks. Report damage to organizational

maintenance.

Step 2.

Inspect the sight glasses (1) for broken glass, leaks, and cleanliness. Report

damage to organizational maintenance. Clean the sight glasses with a clean, dry

rag.

Step 3.

Inspect the retainer straps (2) to ensure the tank is securely mounted to the

baseplate(3). Report damage to organizational maintenance.

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