WARNINGS, CAUTtONS, AND NOTES

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL (cont)

COMMON TERMS

Before using this manual, there are many terms that you should first become familiar with. You must

understand these terms to use this manual. Definitions of these terms and how they are used follow,

WARNINGS, CAUTtONS, AND NOTES

Pay attention to all warnings and cautions within the task. Ignoring a warning could cause death or

injury to personnel, Ignoring a caution could cause damage to equipment. Notes contain facts to

make the task easier. Both warnings and cautions always appear just above the task step to which

they apply.

A short version of a warning may be used in the maintenance task. If the short version is used, the

following words will be included: "Read warning in the front of this manual."

WARNING

Solvent fumes can burn and

could poison you. Read warn-

ing in the front of this

WARNINGS: Call attention to things that could kill

manual.

or injure personnel and are also listed in front of

manual.

CAUTION

CAUTiONS: Call attention to things or actions that

Do not bend springs or actuator valve

could damage equipment.

assemblies. Controller can be damaged.

NOTES: Contain important facts or things to make

NOTE

t a s k easier.

If input bevel gear or pinion is damaged, both

gears must be replaced as a matched set.

HELPER

If a helper assists with a step or substep, the step will include: "Repairer and helper. . . ."

Example:

32. REPAIRER AND HELPER INSTALL

OUTPUT HOUSING (14).

If a helper performs the action alone, the step or substep will start with "(H)."

d. (H) Turn installer (7) one complete

Example:

turn to be sure output housing (5)

is properly seated.