NOTE
Do  not  remove  any  of  the  screws  that  are  positioned  to  act  as  studs  for  mounting  the
electrical box components.  All "studs" are 10-32 X 1/2 pan head screws (15, Figure 7-7).
(2).
Disconnect wire end terminals from the 24V, Military cable assembly (17) ending at resistors (1,2,3), and
terminal block (6) stud (Ground, White).  Ground wire L need not be disconnected unless the electrical
box Is to be removed from the trailer unit.
(3).
Disconnect  wire  end  terminals  from,  the  12V  commercial  cable  assembly  (18)  wiring  harness  (]  9)  at
terminal block (16).
(4).
Disconnect internal component wiring as required.
 
NOTE
Remove  only  that  component/s  from  the  electrical  box  that  must  be  replaced  Do  not
remove any screw studs unless they are required to be replaced.
(5).
Remove component to be replaced by unscrewing mounting nuts, lift out component part or parts to be
replaced.
b.
Cleaning.  Refer to paragraph 6-2.  g.  for general cleaning procedures.
c.
Inspection  Refer to paragraph 6-2.  c.  for general inspection procedures.
d.
Repair or Replacement.  Refer to paragraph 6-2.  d.  for general repair or replacement procedures.
e.
Assembly.  To assemble the electrical box assembly proceed as follows.
(1).
If  a  screw  stud  (15,  Figure  7-7)  was  removed,  replace,  and  use  a  good  waterproof  sealant  such  as,
silicone base seal.  Make certain the opening is sealed.
(2).
Replace removed electrical component, using nut (14) to secure the component.
(3).
Install internal electrical box wiring (Figure 7-7).
(4).
Attach  trailer  unit  wiring  harness  (19)  to  terminal  block  (6)  and  the  commercial  12V  cable  assy  to  the
terminal block (6) and circuit breakers (5).
(5).
Install  commercial  12V  cable  assembly  (18)  on  applicable  circuit  breaker  (5)  and  ground  post  on
terminal block (6).
(6).
Install military 24V cable assembly (17) on applicable resistors (1,2,3) and ground post on terminal block
(6).
(7).
Make certain that all mounting nuts securing the wire terminals are tight, and that spade connectors are
secure.
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ELECTRICAL  BOX  (See  Figure  7-7):  To  disassemble  the  electrical  box  from  a  loaded  trailer  unit,  proceed  as
follows.
 
NOTE
The electrical box is mounted on its mounting bracket, which is attached
to  mounting  posts  welded  to  the  front  crossmember  of  the  trailer  frame
(See Figure 7-1).
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