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TM5-4210-229-14&P 4-21.  RESCUE SAW MAINTENANCE. This task covers:  a.  Removal b.  Service c.  Installation INITIAL SET-UP Materials/Parts Personnel Required:  2 Rescue Saw (K1200) REMOVAL Remove the rescue saw (1) from the bottom curb side compartment. SERVICE NOTE Use    a    mixture    ratio    of    1:25    gasoline (Appendix D, Item 19A) to oil (Appendix D, Item  37).    The  gasoline  and  oil  must  be thoroughly mixed before being put into the fuel tank. Open fuel cap (2) and fill tank with gasoline/oil mixture. 4-22.  INVERTER MAINTENANCE INSTALLATION Insert  new  rescue  saw  (1)  into  bottom  curbside  com- partment. INITIAL SET-UP Tools General Mechanics Tool Kit General Safety Instructions Battery selector switch OFF. Materials/Parts Batteries disconnected. Inverter (A40-120) REMOVAL a. Disconnect remote control plug. b. Remove four screws (1) and lockwashers (2) from control box (3). c. Remove control box (3). d. Disconnect control (4) and harness (5) on rear of inverter. e. Tag and disconnect two circuit breaker wires from inverter (6). f. Remove four mounting screws (7) and washers (8). g. Lift inverter (6) with brackets (9) and remove from compartment. h. If necessary, remove brackets (9) from inverter (6) by removing four bolts (10) and washers (11). 4-35

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