What must be done if corrosion is discovered during a daily inspection of the BPU's battery and connections?

When corrosion is discovered during a daily inspection of the Battery Power Unit (BPU) and its connections, it is crucial to adhere to specific protocols for safety and reliability. The correct response involves removing the corrosion according to the technical order. This approach is essential because corrosion can lead to degraded electrical connections, reduced battery performance, and potential safety hazards. By following the established technical orders, one ensures that the removal process is done safely and effectively, minimizing further risk of damage or malfunction.

Addressing the corrosion proactively not only extends the life of the battery and its connections but also ensures that the system operates efficiently, which is a critical aspect of maintenance procedures. Timely action in removing corrosion maintains the integrity of the electrical connections and overall reliability of the battery system.