TM 10-4320-307-243-5ENGINE ENCLOSURE REPAIR (CONT).1.Clean engine enclosure (1) with wire brush and ragmoistened with dry cleaning solvent to remove alltraces of grease and oil. Dry with compressed air.2.Inspect engine enclosure (1) for rust spots, dents,cracks, and gouges.3.Inspect all mounting holes for distortion and tearing.4.Inspect all latches and handles for proper operation.5.Check frame for cracked welds.6.Straighten out dents as necessary.Welding operations produce heat, highly toxic fumes, injurious radiation, metal slag, andairborne particles. Welding goggles, properly tinted lenses, an apron or jacket, andwelders' boots are required to avoid injury to personnel.7.Weld cracks, punctures, or tears in sheet metal, using patches on areas which are rusted through. Repair anycracked welds in frame. Refer to TM 9-237.Grinding operations create airborne abrasive dust and particles. Respiratory and eye protection isrequired to avoid injury to personnel.8.Grind smooth any gouges.9.Use emery cloth to smooth out repaired areas and repaint.10. Replace engine enclosure in accordance with paragraph 2-23.3-8
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