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TM 5-4210-220-12
Section II. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT
4-4. INTRODUCTION.
This paragraph provides instructions for preparing a new, reconditioned, or recently transported truck for operation.
CAUTION
Due to the critical nature of the service for which this vehicle is intended, no vehicle should be
placed in service if there is any doubt or evidence of improper function of any of the components
or systems.
a. Pump Body, Hose Body
(1)
Inspect body for shipping damage; minor damage (e.g. scratches, small dents) should not effect truck
function. Major damage should be repaired prior to use and all items adjacent to the damage should be thoroughly
checked for correct operation.
(2)
Check all doors, latches, and hinges operate correctly, replace any which are defective.
(3)
Check all glass screens and windows for cracks and proper seating within weather stripping, replace or
repair as required.
(4)
Check all lamps and beacons for dirty or broken lenses. Clean or replace as required.
(5)
Check seats and belts are properly installed and are adjustable. Replace seats if fabric is damaged or
seat is not adjustable. Replace seat belt if belt fabric is damaged (cuts or abrasions greater than 1/4 in long) (6 mm), or
belt is not adjustable, or fastener is broken.
b. Cab
(1)
Inspect cab body for shipping damage as per a (1) preceding.
(2)
Check all doors, latches, and hinges operate correctly, replace any which are defective.
(3)
Check all glass screens and windows for cracks and proper seating within weather stripping, replace or
repair as required.
(4)
Check all lamps and beacons for dirty or broken lenses. Clean or replace as required.
(5)
Check seats and belts are properly installed and are adjustable. Replace seats if fabric is damaged or
seat is not adjustable. Replace seat belt if belt fabric is damaged (cuts or abrasions greater than 1/4 in. (6 mm) long), or
belt is not adjustable, or fastener is broken.
(6)
Check level of solvent in windshield washer reservoirs. Refill as required.
(7)
Check that all switches and controls are set to OFF or in NEUTRAL, see Chapter 2.
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