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TM 5-4210-233-14&P-1 4-9.  GENERAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES -Continued I. Electrical Components.  This information pertains to the replacement of alarms, switches, relays, fuses, solenoids, flasher units and sender units on the vehicle.  Refer to the Electrical Wiring Diagrams, Appendix H for locations of most of these components.  Refer to para 4-95 and 4-96 for removal and installation procedures for cab instrument panel switchs and lights. CAUTION To prevent damage to the electrical system components, always disconnect the batteries before working on the electrical system. NOTE A  wire  number  is  stamped  on  each  end  of  the  wires.    This number  pertains  to  the  wire  numbers  on  the  electrical  wiring diagrams in Appendix H. (1) Tag all wires before disconnecting. (2) Inspect wires for cut, burned, cracked or broken wire insulation.  Repair by wrapping insulation tape around damaged area or replacing damaged wires.  Use an ohmmeter to check continuity of wires.  Refer to Electrical Wiring Diagrams, Appendix H. (3) Note   the   quantity,   type,   location   and   position   of   all   mounting   hardware   before   removal   of component. (4) Refer to the illustrated Parts List in Appendix F for replacement parts. (5) Always use the same wire size and type when replacing wires. (6) If plastic cable ties or protective sleeves were removed to gain access to components or wires, replace  the  ties  or  sleeves  to  protect  wires  from  possible  damage  due  to  vehicle  vibration  or heat. m. Testing.  Test operation of any system after installation or repair.  Inspect for leaks, vibration, noise,   misalignment or other problems.  Recheck after a few hours of normal operation. 4-159

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