Section Il. MOVEMENT TO A NEW WORKSITE

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Section Il. MOVEMENT TO A NEW WORKSITE

crates, if available. For short distance, or if original

2-6. Dismantling for Movement

shipping crates are not available, place the compo-

a. Disconnect the external power supply cable.

nents in easily handled loads on skids. Place cushion-

NOTE

ing material and wooden spacers between surfaces

Remove tape from all joints before disas-

that are easily damaged. Secure the skids with metal

sembly of panels.

banding. Cushion the thermometers with cellulose

b. Refer to figure 2-4 and remove the light assem-

wadding or other cushioning material. Pack the

bly in the reverse order of installation.

cushioned items with basic issue items in a suitable

c. Refer to figure 2-4 and remove the thermometer

fiberboard container.

in the reverse order of installation.

g. Refer to paragraph 2-1 and load and secure the

d. Refer to figure 2-3 and disconnect the re-

refrigerator crates to the bed of the carrier.

frigerator panels in the reverse order as shown.

2-7. Reinstallation After Movement

e. Refer to figure 2-2 and disassemble the re-

Refer to paragraph 2-1 and reinstall the prefabri-

frigerator in the reverse order of assembly.

cated refrigerator as instructed.

f. Crate the components in the original shipping

Section Ill. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS

2-8. General

tion of the prefabricated refrigerator.

2-9. Controls and Instruments

This section describes, locates, illustrates, and fur-

The purpose of the controls and instruments and the

nishes the operator, crew, or organizational mainte-

normal and maximum reading of the instruments

nance personnel sufficient information about the

are illustrated in figure 2-5.

various controls and instruments for proper opera-

Section IV. OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT

2-10. General

from entering the refrigerator.

The instructions in this section are published for the

2-12. Operation Under Rainy or Humid

information and guidance of the personnel responsi-

Conditions

ble for the operation of the prefabricated re-

If the unit is installed outside, protect the hinges and

frigerator warehouse.

latches by coating them with a waterproof sub-

2-11. Operation Under Usual Conditions

stance, such as grease or heavy oil to prevent rust or

a. After the refrigerator is assembled and the re-

corrosion. Use canvas or other water proof material

frigeration unit has been connected, the refrigerator

to protect the unit as much as possible in order to

reduce the rusting and corrosion action.

is ready for operation. Refer to the appropriate tech-

nical manual covering the cooling unit used and op-

2-13. Operation in Salt-water Areas

crate the unit as instructed.

a. Wash the unit frequently with clean, fresh wa-

b. Observe the thermometer regularly (fig. 2-5) to

ter.

be sure the desired temperature is maintained.

b. Coat exposed metal surfaces with rust proofing

NOTE

material. Remove rust or corrosion immediately and

Be sure that the walk-in doors are closed

apply paint and/or oil as applicable.

securely when not in use to prevent heat

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