Table 4-1 Organizational Preventive Maintenance Checksand ServicesQ - QuarterlyTotal man-hours required 7 5SequenceITEM TO BE INSPECTEDWORKNumberPROCEDURETIME(M H)1BOOM DRILL CARRIAGEInspect the feed chain for proper tension. Adjust if necessary (para 4-23).0.52DRIFTER DRILL CRADLEInspect the wear plates and shims for excessive wear.0.53CENTRALIZERInspect the centralize bushings for excessive wear. Replace defectivebushings (para 4-24).0.34HYDRAULIC HOSESInspect hydraulic hoses for leaks or other damage. Replace defective hoses (para 4-15).0.55AIR HOSESInspect the air hoses for leaks. Tighten loose fittings or replacedefective hoses (para 4-18).0.56HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVEInspect the hydraulic control valve for leaks and proper operation.0.27HYDRAULIC PUMPInspect hydraulic pump for proper operation and leaksTighten loose fittings, replace a defective pump (para 4-15)0.58AIR MOTORInspect the air motor for proper operation and leaks. Check themotor exhaust air for presence of atomized oil. Adjust airlinelubricator (para 3-20). Replace a defective air motor (para 4-21).1.39DRILL AND FEED CONTROL VALVEInspect the drill and feed control valve for leaks and proper operation.Tighten loose connections, replace a defective valve (para 4-18).0.510DRILL MOTORInspect the drill motor for proper operation. Make sure it travels freely on the boom.0.511FEED CHAINCheck the feed chain for proper tension. Proper tension is a 2 inchdeflection between the front and rear sprockets. Adjust as required (para 4-23).1.212FEED MOTORCheck the feed motor for proper operation. Inspect the gear case forleaks. Report a defective feed motor to direct and general support maintenance.0.513TRAMMING MOTORSInspect the tramming motors for proper operation and leaks..Report a defective tramming motor to direct support maintenance0.514FINAL DRIVEInspect the final drive and drive sprockets for insecure mounting.Tighten or replace hardware as required.0.515TRANSMISSION BREATHERRefer to LO .53820-241-12 and service the transmission breather.0.5Section V. ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING4-12.GeneralRefer to paragraph 3-5 introductory information andthe purpose of troubleshooting.4-13.Troubleshooting TableTable 4-2 lists the organizational maintenancetroubleshooting malfunctions, tests or inspectionand the recommended corrective action.4-10
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