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TM 5-4120-287-15 (d)  Reconnect  main  power  supply.    Make  sure  master  circuit  breaker  is  et  to  OFF  position;    then  connect  plug P101 to electrical tray input power receptaclej101. (e) Restart air conditioner; if the air conditioner still does not operate refer to paragraph 3-12. (9)   In the event that pre-filtered, de-contaminated fresh air is required for air conditioning, the shelter’s fresh air supply must  first  be  passed  though  a  special  filtering  and  de-contaminating  unit  which  is  an  integral  part  of  the  shelter’s equipment(mounted  under  the  air  conditioning  unit  and  connected  with  a  flexible  duct  to  the  air  conditioner  filtered  air inlet(fig. 1-10).  This prefiltered air supply is the discharged to the filtered fresh air intake, located beneath the evaporator fan.  The fresh air door control handle must e turned counter-clockwise to the closed position, when de-contaminated fresh air is required. (b)  When  installing  Model  VEA4-3A  air  conditioning  unit  indoors  perform  all  steps  specified  in  paragraph  2-4a. Additional ductwork must be provided as follows: (1) Provide suitable ductwork to carry condenser discharge air away from area being cooled. (2) Provide suitable ductwork to supply fresh air to the condenser inlet and fresh air inlet(fig. 1-10). SECTION II MOVEMENT TO NEW WORKSITE 2-5. Dismantling for Movement a. Short Distance.  When moving the air conditioner to a new worksite which is a short distance away, perform the following: (1) Set  air  conditioning  switch,  located  on  remote  control  box  assembly,  to  OFF  position.    Set  the  master circuit breaker switch to OFF position. (2) Turn  off  main  power  supply.    Disconnect  power  plug  (P101)  from  input  power  receptacle  (J101)  at electrical tray front panel. (3) Disconnect remote control wiring harness plug (P102) from electrical tray remote control receptacle (J102) and from base of remote control box. (4) Remove the remote control box assembly from its mounting. (5) Close and secure the condenser air discharge door.  Replace panel over electrical tray front panel.  Make sure all panels are secure. (6) Release the eight mounting bolts securing air conditioner to mount. (7) Using the lifting method described in paragraph 2-2c (1) or (2_, place the air conditioner on rolls or a skid. b. Long Distance.  When moving the air conditioner to a new worksite which is a long distance away, perform steps 2-5a (1) through (4); then perform the following: (1) Place a shipping plug on the high-pressure relief valve outlet port. (2) Close and secure the condenser air inlet door.  Replace panel over electrical tray front panel.  Make sure all panels are secure. (3) Release the eight Mounting bolts securing air conditioner to mount. (4) Inspect  the  air  conditioner  to  determine  its  condition.    Correct  deficiencies  before  placing  equipment  in limited storage.  Perform technical inspections on unboxed items in accordance with AR 743-505. (5) Using a cloth dampened with an approved solvent clean the air conditioner.  Dry thoroughly. (6) Paint all surfaces as needed.  Refer to TM9-213. (7) Coat machined surfaces with preservative, or cover with barrier material.  Coat exposed metal surfaces with preservative. (8) Using pressure tape, seal all openings. (9) Wrap  air  conditioner  in  two  layers  of  barrier  paper  and  pack  it  in  a  wood  crate.    Provide  a  separate container for remote control box and wiring harness; pack items firmly in cellulose wadding or other protective material. 2-5

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