TM 55-1730-229-34
AG 320A0-MME-000
TO 35C2-3-473-2
TM 1730-34/1
CHAPTER 3
MAINTENANCE OF FRAME AND HOUSING
DESCRIPTION.
3-1.
(1) Drill out rivets on damaged
nut plate and remove nut plate.
a. Frame and Housing Components.
(2) Clean and paint area under nut
plate.
sists of a frame (one-piece welded),
panels (welded to frame), lifting eyes,
covers, access doors, roof assembly
(3) Install new 10-32 (MS21076L3)
nut plate or 6-32 (MS21076L6) nut plate
with rivets (3/32 x .125/.250 grip).
e. Replace damaged or missing weld
b. Frame Construction. The frame
(1) Remove self-locking washers
is constructed of steel channel pieces
welded together to form a unitized, one-
retaining acoustic insulation and remove
piece assembly. Steel panels are welded
insulation section.
to the frame assembly to form the hous-
ing. Four lifting eyes are attached to
(2) If applicable, remove damaged
the frame assembly. A roof assembly is
weld pin.
attached to the housing by two latches
on each end of the roof.
An exhaust
(3) Install new weld pin (83-
flapper is attached to the roof, which
14851-04) using pin welder PW500 (Erico
Jones) or equivalent.
(4) Touchup paint repaired area.
started.
FRAME AND PANELS. The frame and
3-2
f. Replace damaged or missing acous-
l
panels are a welded one-piece unit. The
frame and panels are constructed from
washers
self-locking
1010/1020 steel channel, angle, and
(1) Remove
from weld pins.
sheet stock. Weld per MIL-STD-1261 CL1.
(2) Remove damaged insulation sec-
a. Repair cracks in channels and
tion.
angles by welding.
Repair damaged panels by
b.
(3) Replace any missing or damaged
weld pins.
straightening and welding, or if sev-
erely damaged replace with new sheet
(4) Clean and. paint area behind
stock (cut to size).
insulation section.
c. Clean and paint repaired area in
(5) Position replacement insula-
tion section over weld pins and press
into place.
d.
Repair nut plates.
3-1