2.
Description
of
interchangeabilityand execution cohmns
Example:Interchangeability column Example: Execution column
1
Itemsinterchangeablebetweenthenew
-0
10000
-I
and old parts 1010;01-
1
Items not interchangeable between the new
I
For use for Serial
No.
up
to
01
0000.
0
X
and old parts -Serial
NO.
Items conditionally interchangeable between -For use for Serial
No.
from 010001.
y
the new andoldparts whicharesubject to
I
1
the description in the execution column.
Example:
I
rlnterchangeable
PartNumber
1
I
Execution Explanation
-
Part
B
7
'
020000-
Thisindicates that Part A changed to
Part
B
for generators with serial
Part A
-
1
numbers from
20000.
and that they areinterchangeable.
i
Part
C
:
1
.
020000-
This indicates that Part A changed to Part
B
for generators with serial
Part
B
j
%
I
015000-
numbersfrom
15000,
and that they are not interchangeable.
Also,
0:
xi
PartA
'2
i
i
Part
B
changed to Part
C
for generators with serialnumbers from
20000
and that they areinterchangeable.
I
Part
A
i
020000-
1
Thisindicates that Part
A
is
a
new part for generators with serialnumbers
I
!
from
20000.
Part
B
'
-030000
I
Thisindicates that
Part
B
is
no longerused for generators with serial
numbers from
30001.
Part
B
I
.
020000-
1
Thisindicates that
Part
Achanged toPart
B
for generators with serial
Part
A
i
-
:
1
numbersfrom
20000,
and that they are conditionally interchangeable
ily
:
I
i
I
i
(see
NOTEdescribed
at
the end of the section).
3.
The contents
of
this
parts
catalog
are subject to revision without notice.
TOINSURE PROMPT ANDACCURATE SERVICE,ALSO THEFOLLOWING
INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.
1.
State exactly the quantity
of
each part and its part number.
2.
Clearly state whether parts are
to
be shipped by express, freight or parcel post.
0
3.
Statetheexact mailingaddress.
