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TM-10-5410-284-13P Lightweight Maintenance Eclosure (LME) NSN 5410-01-456-3637 Manual
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TM 10-5410-284-13&P TM 10602A-13&P LIGHTWEIGHT MAINTENANCE ENCLOSURE (LME) 0002 00 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION 0002 00-3 LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS (Cont’d) The Lightweight Maintenance Enclosure (LME) frame sections are made of aluminum components and assemblies. These are secured by means of turn-and-lock mechanisms or attached quick release pins. No special tools are required to erect the LME. These components, together with the power distribution box and light set are illustrated in Figure 0002 00-2 and described in the following paragraphs. Upper Arch Assembly (1) - The upper arch assembly forms the ridge of the structure. It folds for storage and has a built-in ridge post for securing the grommet of the intermediate fabric panel. Lower Arch Assembly (2) - The lower arch assembly forms the eave section of the structure. It plugs into the lower end of the upper arch assembly and is secured with the attached quick release pin. The hinged portion has a built-in eave post for securing the eave grommet on the intermediate and end fabric panels. Lower Leg Assembly (3) - The lower leg assembly plugs into the lower end of the lower arch assembly and is secured using the attached quick release pin. The foot pad has a stud which is pressed into the ground to help stabilize the structure. Purlin Assembly (4) - The Purlin Assemblies are made of tubular aluminum approximately 96 inches long and 1½ inches in diameter. “U” shaped brackets are riveted near each end of the purlin. These provide a hinge point for the folding braces which lock the purlin to the arch frame assembly. At the end of each folding brace is a rotating shackle which is inserted into a matching hole in the arch frame assembly. Door Header Assembly (5) - The door header assembly is used to strengthen the arch frame assembly and to mount the vehicle access door. It is secured using the attached quick release pins. Cable Header Assembly (6) - The cable header assembly is made from stranded steel cable with steel fittings at the ends. It is used to strengthen the remaining arch frame assemblies and is secured with quick release pins. Sider Assembly (7) - The sider assemblies add strength to the eave sections of the structure. The upper slotted end of the sider is installed over the pins on the arch frame assembly and the sider is swung outward. When the holes in the sider align with the holes in the arch frame assembly, it is secured with the attached quick release pin. Power Distribution Box (8) - The box is mounted on the frame structure and brings external power into the LME. The power distribution box contains a lighted switch which controls the light string. Four ground fault protected convenience outlets have separate circuit breakers. A 25 foot extension cord is provided to connect the lights to the Power Distribution Box. A 10 foot extension cord is provided for the use of power tools by personnel. Lights (9)- Four fluorescent lights (9) are provided with the LME. Each light consists of a fluorescent bulb mounted in a reinforced plastic tube with a molded cap and cable assembly at each end. The lights are suspended, one to each bay, using the eight light support straps (10) provided.

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