TM 9-2350-230-12, C8
TABLE 4-2. CLEANING CREW COMPARTMENT
STEP
PROCEDURE
1
During cold weather, operate vehicle engine and personnel heater as required to
thaw frozen liquids.
2
Remove loose debris from driver's compartment. Remove turret floor access cover
if present and remove debris from hull under turret floor (Fig. 4-3).
3
Scrub floor and other dirty areas with detergent and a minimum of water.
CAUTION: 1. Do not use water hose or steam in vehicle interior.
2. Protect all electrical items against wetness (water or solvent).
4
Front bilge pump is normally used to remove liquids from the cleaning operation.
However, if front bilge pump is inoperative or inadequate, rear bilge pumps and/or
hull access plugs may be used by following steps 5 through 7.
5
Assure that engine bulkhead drain holes are open.
6
Elevate front of vehicle slightly (6 to 10 inches) by driving up an incline or onto
timbers or refuse.
7
Operate rear bilge pumps or remove one or more hull access plugs (Fig. 5-7) to
evacuate liquids from engine compartment.
NOTE. Make sure turret area under compressor is kept clean. Mud or debris
in this area can cause compressor motor to short out, resulting in malfunction or
damage.
Figure 4-4. Checking firing probe continuity
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