(6) Set HI RES LO SP/HI SP LO RES and GRAY B/W switches (5 and 6) to desired
position.
(7) Press MEMORY LOAD switch (10). Verify that drum rotates forward, wraps test image
copy around drum, and scans the message. MEMORY LOAD indicator (9) flashes during scanning and
remains on after completion of scan.
(8) Press PAPER RELEASE lever and remove the test image copy. Insert output copyset on
drum, remove inner protective sheet, and reset margins.
(9) Actuate SELF-TEST switch (7), and verify that RCV indicator (14) lights and drum
rotates forward. Test image is printed on output copy without test marks.
(10) Verify that the output copyset automatically unloads at end of printing.
(11) Verify that the test image copy is not marred or smeared, and that the image on the output
copy is normal. If abnormal, perform troubleshooting procedures in Chapter 3. If still abnormal, refer
condition to unit maintenance personnel for further disposition. Normal conditions for the test image are
that it is legible and the density is consistent over the entire image area.
Learning Event 2:
PERFORM PMCS
1.
Situation - Tactical Scenario Environmental Conditions. The soldier is assigned to a signal unit
in the desert under very dusty and sandy conditions. The soldier must perform essential preventive
maintenance at every level to continuously ensure operable equipment. To ensure that equipment is
ready for operation at all times, perform scheduled PMCS procedures. The LDF must be inspected
daily, before operation, during operation, and after operation, so that defects may be discovered and
corrected before serious damage or failure results. Defects discovered during operation of the LDF must
be noted for future correction, such correction to be made as soon as operation has ceased. Stop
operation immediately if a deficiency is noted during operation which would damage the equipment if
operation were continued. Defects or unsatisfactory operating characteristics beyond the scope of the
operator to correct must be reported at the earliest opportunity to unit maintenance. When performing
any PMCS or routine checks, keep in mind the warnings and cautions about electrical shock and bodily
harm.
a. Tools required. The tools listed in Table 5 are required to perform operator maintenance.
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