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NEWS | Jan. 4, 2024

Shadow: NSN for Damaged or Unserviceable Dust/Weather Covers on the LID

BLUF:  You can now replace a damaged or unserviceable dust/weather cover on the launcher interlock device (LID) with NSN 5930-01-570-6480, PN U5125-2.

Soldier performing maintenance on Shadow.launcher.
Photo by Spc. Nicholas Holmes
 
Dear SFC Blade,

We’re looking to replace the rubber dust/weather covers on the buttons of the launcher interlock device (LID) without having to replace the entire LID. We couldn’t find a part number or NSN or procedure to replace these covers. The covers really help protect the buttons from the weather when the launchers are kept outside.
 
Can you help?
Mr. C
Dear Mr. C,

You’re in luck. You can order the covers, known as sealing boots, with NSN 5930-01-570-6480, PN U5125-2.

Once received, follow the LID replacement procedures in the maintenance engineering call (MEC) HERE.
 
Replace damaged/unserviceable dust/weather covers or boots when worn or damaged
Replace damaged/unserviceable dust/weather covers or boots when worn or damaged


 
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