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b. EXHAUST.
(1)
Make sure area above exhaust flapper is clear of obstructions that may be ignited or
damaged by the extremely hot exhaust gases.
(2)
Verify exhaust flapper operates properly.
(3)
Examine exhaust system for missing or damaged components. Record on DA 2404 if any
part of TB 1-1730-229-30-1, "Inspection and Replacement of Exhaust Installation" has been
applied to the AGPU.
c. GROUNDING.
(1)
Inspect ground stud for secure mounting.
(2)
Verify that the AGPU is properly grounded.
d. FRAME AND HOUSING.
(1)
Inspect frame, covers, and panels for dents, cracks, punctures, corrosion, and security.
(2)
Determine if the four lifting eyes are in place and inspect for damage.
(3)
Inspect access doors for damage to determine whether latches and hinges operate properly.
e. CONTROL PANEL.
(1)
Inspect switches, circuit breakers, and indicators for missing parts, damage, or corrosion.
(2)
Inspect meters and gauges for cracked glass or signs of corrosion.
(3)
Ensure that all stencils, data plates, decals, and schematics are legible. Replace
questionable items (see paragraph 8.b.).
f.
BATTERY.
(1)
Inspect battery compartment, battery, battery tray and battery hold-downs and guides for
damage or corrosion. If other than Optima batteries are installed, determine whether vent
and drain tubes are in place. Determine if battery hold-downs are tight. Record on DA 2404 if
any part of TB 1-1730-229-30-2, "Authorized Modification of Battery Installation" has been
applied to the AGPU.
(2)
Ensure battery cables and connectors are in-place and determine whether the cables and/or
connectors are damaged.
(3)
Verify battery charger selector switch on lower tray in electrical compartment is set to proper
position (See table 2-4, TM 55-1730-229-12).
g. ENGINE COMPARTMENT.
(1)
Inspect lubricating oil level by examining the sight glass on engine gear case; add as required
in accordance with (IAW) the LO55-1730-229-12 and TM 55-1730-229-12.
(2)
Inspect interior of engine compartment for damage, signs of fuel or oil leaks, dirt, and
corrosion.
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