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TM 55-8145-221-14&P REFRIGERATED CONTAINER SYSTEM SERVICE UPON RECEIPT – Continued   0017 00 PREPARATION FOR MOVEMENT. CAUTION To prevent damage to container cargo, make sure cargo is securely packed in container. 1.    Check container  to  make  sure all boxes and packages are properly secured.  Refer to  AR 746-1, packaging of  Army Material for Shipment and Storage. 2.    Verify that no personnel are inside the container. 3.    Verify that all doors are closed and securely fastened. 4.    Check recorder thermometer chart.  Verify container temperature is correct for type of cargo being stored.  If required, allow refrigeration unit to operate until temperature has stabilized. CAUTION To prevent damage to cargo, make sure electrical power, external or generator set is available at next work site.  Refrigeration should only be shut down for short periods of time as required to load/unload container from transportation vehicle. 5.    Shut down Refrigeration Unit (WP 0006 00). 6.    If generator set is not being used, shut down generator (WP 0006 00).   Retrieve and store grounding rod assembly.  For tactical moves, leave grounding cable attached to generator ground lug.  Coil cable and stow behind generator.   7.    If external power is  not being used, shut down power  source, (power source  manual).   Disconnect  Refrigeration  Unit power cable from power source. MOVEMENT. _________ WARNING Loaded refrigerated container is extremely heavy.  To prevent injury to personnel and damage to equipment, use a hoist and sling rated at a minimum capacity of 26.45 tons (52,900 lbs./ 24,000 kg).    Commercial container handling equipment (cranes, top lift devices, front and side lift loaders and self-loading transporters) are suitable for handling the refrigeration unit. Always use spreader frame when top lifting container. Container must be lifted vertically from all four corners. Do not lift container with cable slings at an angle. Never use forklift to move, lift and or push container unless forklift is designed for use with container (MIL-VAN). Change 1 0017 00-12

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