Hand lamp and Connecting Cable

TM 5-6675-306-14

KEY to fig. 7-1:

16.

Cover plate spring

WARNING

1. Insulation plate

17.

Wood screw (3)

2. Rivet (2)

18.

Contact

Dry cleaning solvent, P-D-680, used to

3. Contact plate

19.

Cover plate knob

clean parts is potentially dangerous to

4. Contact spring 12)

20.

Cover plate

personnel and property. Avoid repeated

5. Nut (21

21

Wood block

and prolonged skin contact. Do not use

6. Rheostat

22

Contact plate

near open flame or excessive heat.

7. Cable clip

23.

Nut

Flash point of solvent is 10 F.-138

8. Spring

24

Wood screw (31

F. (38 C.-59 C.)

9. Machine screw

25

Battery case

(1) Clean all metal parts with an approved cleaning

10 Electric cable

26

Setscrew

solvent and dry thoroughly.

11. Insulation tube

27

Rheostat knob

12. Screw (2)

28.

13 Electric plug (2)

29

Washer

(2) Inspect the lamps for defects. Inspect all

14. Dummy battery (2)

30

Carrying strap

electrical contacts for breaks, wear, and corrosion.

15. Bulb, 2.5V (4)

31

Screw 121

(3) Inspect insulation for cracks, wear, and damage.

Inspect the electrical cable for breaks and frayed

7-3.

Handlamp and Connecting Cable

insulation. Inspect the cable connectors for breaks and

defective terminals.

a. General. The handlamp is used for general

external lighting purposes. The connecting cable is

(4) Inspect the housing and body for dents, rust,

used to provide power from the battery box to the

burrs, and other defects.

handlamp.

When not in use the handlamp and

connecting cable are stores in the battery box.

(5) Remove all burrs and straighten dents. Replace

all defective parts that cannot be repaired.

b. Disassembly.

Refer to figure 7-2

and

disassemble the handlamp and connecting cable.

d. Reassembly.

Refer to figure 7-2

and

reassemble the handlamp and connecting cable.

c. Cleaning, inspection, and repair.

7-3