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Procedure

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  5. Engine or generator sets mounted in equipment where 90 percent of the work can be
  6. Engine or generator set can be accessed without removing any doors or panels.
  7. Interfering application hardware can all be removed.
  8. Clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, and drain and fill operations, making
  9. Engine or generator set mounted in equipment where 70 percent of the work can be
  10. Access to the engine can be gained by removing access panels or doors.
  11. On 80 percent of the operations, interfering application hardware can be removed.
  12. On 80 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  13. Engine or generator set mounted in equipment where 50 percent of the work can be
  14. Access to the engine or generator set can be gained by removing the hood, structural
  15. On 60 percent of the operations, interfering application hardware can be removed.
  16. On 60 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  17. Engine or generator set mounted in equipment where 25 percent of the work can be
  18. Access to the engine or generator set is limited due to interference from permanently
  19. On 40 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  20. Determine the actual work performed:
  21. Determine the Accessibility Code:
  22. Determine applicable SRCT:
  23. Determine the appropriate repair SRT:
  24. Determine the appropriate troubleshooting SRT:
  25. Determine the appropriate miscellaneous SRT:

Tools required

  • − Salvaging parts or tools that have been damaged from improper handling or lack
  • − Fabrication or modification of special tools or equipment because the correct
  • − Conducting business with tool vendors
  • tools, drain and fill operations, making visual checks and room to stand and work.
  • 3. On 40 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  • − Waiting on another mechanic to finish using special tools or shop equipment
  • 4. On 60 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  • 4. Clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, and drain and fill operations, making
  • of correct tools
  • 4. On 80 percent of the operations, clearance is sufficient for hands, wrenches, service
  • tools, drain and fill operations, making visual checks and limited room to stand and
  • tools or equipment are not available

Source: manual:900-0626 Onan MDKAA - MDKAL Repair Times.pdf. Figures and steps are as documented; always cross-check against the official manual and any later revisions for your exact serial number before servicing.