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How  to  Locate  Repair  Parts - cont - TM-1-4920-447-13P_98

TM-1-4920-447-13P Electrical Instrument Shop Manual
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TM 1-4920-447-13&P NOTE When you use an NSN to requisition an item, the item you receive may have a different part number from the part ordered, but go ahead and use or furnish it as the replacement part. f. Column    6,    DESCRIPTION.  Column   6   includes   the   following   information: (1)  The  Federal  item  name  and,  when  required,  a  minimum  description  to  identify  the  item. (2)  The  physical  security  classification  of  the  item  is  indicated  by  the  parenthetical  entry  (insert    applicable physical  security  classification  abbreviation,  e.g., Phy Sec C1 (C) - Confidential, Phy Sec C1 Secret, Phy Sec C1 (T) - Top Secret). (3)  Items  included  in  kits  and  sets  are  listed  below  the  name  of  the  kit  or  set, (4)  Spare/repair  parts  that  make  up  an  assembled  item  are  listed  immediately  following  the  assembled item   line   entry. (5)  NSNs  for  bulk  materials  are  referenced  in  this  column  in  the  line  item  entry  for  the  item  to  be  manufac- tured/fabricated. (6)  When  the  item  is  not  used  with  all  serial  numbers  of  the  same  modes,  the  effective  serial  numbers  are shown  on  the  last  line(s)  of  the  description  (UOC). (7)  The  Usable  On  Code,  when  applicable. (8)  In  the  Special  Tools  List  section,  the  basis  of  issue  (BOI)  appears  as  the  last  line(s)  in  the  entry  for  each special  tool,  special  TMDE,  and  other  special  support  equipment.  When  density  of  equipment  supported  exceeds density  spread  indicated  in  the  basis  of  issue,  the  total  authorization  is  increased  proportionally. g.  Column  7,  U/M.  Column  7,  Unit  of  Measure  (U/M)  indicates  the  measure  (e.g.,  foot,  gallon,  pound)  or  count (e.g., each, dozen, gross) of a listed item. A two-character alpha code (e.g., FT, GL, LB, EA, DZ, GR) appears in this column  to  indicate  the  measure  or  count.  If  the  U/M  code  appearing  in  this  column  differs  from  the  Unit  of  Issue (U/M)  code  listed  in  the  Army  Master  Data  File  (AMDF),  request  the  lower  U/l  that  will  satisfy  your  needs. h.  Column  8,  QTY  INC  IN  UNIT.  Column  8,  Quantity  Incorporated  in  Unit  (QTY  INC  IN  UNIT)  indicates  the quantity  of  the  item  used  in  the  breakout  shown  on  the  illustration  figure,  which  is  prepared  for  a  functional  group, subfunctional  group,  or  an  assembly.  A  "V"  appearing  in  this  column  in  lieu  of  a  quantity  indicates  that  no  specific quantity  is  applicable  (e.g.,  shims,  spacers). D-4.  How  to  Locate  Repair  Parts. a. When National Stock Number or Part Number is Not Known. (1)  First.  Using  the  table  of  contents,  determine  the  fictional  group  or  subfunctional  group  to  which  the item  belongs.  This  is  necessary  since  figures  are  prepared  for  functional  groups  and  subfunctional  groups,  and listings  are  divided  into  the  same  groups. (2)  Second.  Find  the  figure  covering  the  fictional  group  or  subfunctional  group  to  which  the  item  belongs. (3)  Third.  Identify  the  item  on  the  figure  and  note  the  item  number  of  the  item. D-5







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