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TM 9-2320-364-20-4 7-74      Materials/Parts Tags, Identification (Item 88, Appendix C) This task covers: a.  Removal b.   Installation c.  Follow-On Maintenance INITIAL SETUP Materials/Parts - Continued Lockwasher (Item 188, Appendix F) Equipment Condition Engine OFF, (TM 9-2320-364-10) Wheels chocked, (TM 9-2320-364-10) Batteries disconnected, (Para 7-87) Electronic Control Box (ECB) covers removed, (Para 17-22) 7-16.  CIRCUIT BREAKER REPLACEMENT. Tools and Special Tools Tool Kit, Electrical (Item 73, Appendix G) Tool Kit, General Mechanic’s:  Automotive (Item 74, Appendix G) Torque Wrench (0 to 60 N.m) (Item 98, Appendix G) a. Removal. NOTE All circuit breakers are removed the same way. Work light circuit breaker shown. Where bus bar is used, bus bar must be removed from rear of all circuit breakers that are attached to bus bar. Refer to Figure 7-1 Circuit Breaker Wire Chart for location of circuit breakers. Tag and mark wires prior to removal. (1) Remove screw (1), lockwasher (2), wire 1176 (3), and bus bar (4) from rear of circuit breaker CB4 (5).  Discard lockwasher. (2) Disconnect wire 1292/1040 (6) from terminal (7). (3) Remove nut (8) from face of circuit breaker  CB4 (5). (4) Remove circuit breaker CB4 (5) from ECB (9).

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