TM 9--2350--292--20--10290 00--1WIRING HARNESS AND CABLE REPAIR0290 00THIS WORK PACKAGE COVERS:Disassembly, AssemblyINITIAL SETUP:Tools and Special ToolsGeneral mechanic’s tool kit (item 1, WP 0717 00)Electrical maintenance kit (item 112, WP 0717 00)Electrical heat gun (item 34, WP 0717 00)Soldering gun (item 111, WP 0717 00)Multimeter (item 84, WP 0717 00)Materials/PartsElectrical connectorsHeat shrink insulation tubingInsulation tape (item 27, WP 0716 00)Solder (item 8, WP 0716 00)Soldering flux (item 63, WP 0716 00)Adhesive (item 64, WP 0716 00)Epoxy (item 89, WP 0716 00)Adhesive (item 104, WP 0716 00)Sealing compound (item 105, WP 0716 00)Insulation sleeveing (item 106, WP 0716 00)ReferencesTB--SIG 222NOTEWhen removing more than one wire from a multiple wirereceptacle, record which wire was removed from whichpin hole.Before proceeding, see detailed instructions on solderingand solder (TB SIG 222).Cable identifiers are attached to cables. These tags areembossed with the cable identification number. Cableidentifier numbers are shown on the systems wiring dia-gram.Wire identifiers are embossed with the same individualwire number. Wire identifier numbers are also shown onsystems wiring diagram.If cable or wires are replaced, remove tags from old wireand place them on new wire.All pins (male connectors) and sockets (female connec-tors) are alphabetically coded. Coded identification startsat connector key or groove.Male connectors’ identifying letters run clockwise.Female connectors’ identifying letters run counterclock-wise.Do continuity checks upon completion of cable or harnessrepair.When replacing connectors or gaskets on wiring har-nesses 3W180, 3W702, 3W704, 3W710, 3W711 or4W136 refer to instructions and tabulation matrix.
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