TM 5-4220-209-12&P
SECTION VIII.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN
8-1.
MODEL COVERED. This illustrated parts
breakdown covers the Model DMC-AA, diesel engine
driven, skid mounted air compressor. The unit is
manufactured by Davey Compressor Company (FSCM
16004), Cincinnati, Ohio 45242. Part number 83207 is
assigned to the unit assembly.
8-2.
PARTS THAT ARE LISTED. In general, the
assemblies and parts installed at the time the end items
were manufactured are listed and identified in this
manual.
When an assembly or part (including vendor items),
which is different from the original, is installed during
repair, the assembly or part must match form, fit and
function. Interchangeable and substitute assemblies and
parts are not listed in this manual. When a standard size
part can be replaced with an oversize or undersize part,
the latter parts, showing sizes, are also listed. Repair
Parts Kits and Quick Change Units are listed when they
are available for replacement.
8-3. LISTING OF SIMILAR ASSEMBLIES. When
similar assemblies contain approximately 51% or more
of identical parts, the assemblies are combined and
listed as follows.
a.
The assemblies are listed first followed by
detail parts.
b.
A part common to all assemblies in the
same quantity is listed once.
c.
A part common to all assemblies in differing
quantities is listed once for each quantity and identified to
which assembly each listing pertains.
d.
Parts peculiar to an assembly are listed
once and identified to which assembly each pertains.
8-4. PARTS IN KITS. This publication reflects the
listing of repair parts kits. Certain replacement parts are
stocked only in kits. Standard parts and parts having
multi-application are stocked in kits. Kit parts should not
be ordered from separate stock to make up a kit.
8-5.
When replacement parts of an assembly are
available int the form of kits, the words (Repair kit
available) follows the description of the applicable
assembly. The detail parts of the assembly that are
contained
in
the
kit
are
identified
by a symbol before the part number. A footnote follows
the Maintenance Parts List (MPL) to define the symbol.
The kit listing follows the last detail part of the assembly
in the same indentation as the assembly. Kit source
codes, assigned to the kits and their components appear
in the SMR column of the Numerical Index, Section VIII.
8-6.
SYMBOLS AND,ABBREVIATIONS. Symbols
and abbreviations used in the MPL are in accordance
with Military Standard, MIL-STD-12, or are defined
below.
(AP) - This abbreviation, found in the description
column,
indicates
the
part
is
an
"attaching part" for the next higher
assembly or part.
AR -
This
abbreviation
stands
for
"as
required."
#
This symbol, inserted flush right following a part
number in the MPL for Government Furnished
Equipment (GFE) and Contractor Furnished
Equipment (CFE), means that detail parts are
listed in a separate manual. Refer to "Related
Publications" paragraph of this Introduction for
publication number, when applicable.
*
This symbol, inserted flush right following a part
number in the MPL, means "Requisition this
marking in accordance with the requirements of
AFR 64." The symbol is applied to identifying
drawing numbers for decalcomanias, metalcals,
and vinyl film markings. When symbol is
inserted in front of a part number, footnote at
end of parts list should be referenced.
This symbol, also, inserted in front of a part
number in the MPL,, indicates the footnote at the end of
the parts list for that assembly should be referenced. In
general, the symbol is used to indicate a component of a
kit.
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