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2-3 2-4 2-2 CHAPTER  2 INSTALLATION  AND  OPERATING  INSTRUCTIONS Section I. 2-1.  Inspecting  and  Servicing a.  Inspection. (1)  Inspect  casing  for  signs dling and damage. SERVICE UPON Equipment of rough han- (2)  Inspect  sight  glass  and  control  panel  for damage. (3) Remove grilles and inspect evaporator and  condenser  coils  for  damage. (4) Inspect tubing and fittings for damage and  losseness. b. Servicing. The units have been fully charged at the factory and will require no service other than  normal  preventive  maintenance  services. a. General.  The air conditioner are basically self-contained  units.  Under  certain  conditions  it might  be  desirable  to  operate  from  a  remote  posi- tion,  using  the  block-off  panel  and  a  suitable cable to allow the operator to control the unit re- motely.  When  to  external  duct  is  utilized,  a  sound attenator  may  be  used  to  reduce  noise.  A  paulin may be used to prevent dirt from entering the condenser. b.  Remote  control  operation. (1)  Disconnect  power  source  and  remove front access panel (para 3-6). (2)   Refer   to   figure   2-1   and   install   the block-off  panel. (3)  Connect  the  control  receptacle  to  the block-off  panel. (4) Connect a suitable extension cable to the block-off  panel  and  the  opposite  terminal  to  the control  panel. Section  II.  MOVEMENT The air conditioner need not be dismantled for RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT near  a  level  position  as  possible.  An  alternate drain connection may be used if desirable. b. Positioning the Air Conditioner.  Position  the unit so that the front is unobstructed, the sight glass at the rear may be observed, and the reset button may be pushed by hand. Note. If the unit is to be equipped with ducts, install the grilles from the unit on the ends of the ducts. c.  Chemical-Biological  Cover.  The C/B cover is provided to allow for installation of a C/B filter when  desired. d. Installation.  Bolt unit to the floor or other suitable base when leveled. Remove applicable drain plug. Alternate drain holes are provided and may be used by removing the drain plugs. A drain  hose  may  be  used  to  direct  condensate  to  an outdoor area. Make certain the alternate drain plugs are installed. e. Power Source. The unit is equipped with a power  receptacle  (fig.  2-2)  located  in  the  rear. Using     a     cable     provided     with     an     MS 3100R-22-22S  plug,  connect  the  unit  to  the  appl- icable power source. The unit is provided with al- ternate locations for the power receptacle. If it becomes  desirable  to  utilize  one  of  these  connec- tions,  remove  and  relocate  the  receptacle.  Remove the cover plate from the alternate receptacle and install it on the rear receptacle. Caution: To insure proper electrical power supply connection, move the selector switch momentarily to the VENTILATE position. The airflow should be sucked through the intake grill (fig. 1-1) and expelled through the outlet grill Interchange any two power leads (figs. 1-3 and 1-4) if airflow (fan rotation) is not correct. TO A NEW WORKSITE movement;  just  disconnect  the  power  source  and drain  hose.  If  ducts  have  been  used,  remove  the 2-1

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