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control connection and blockoff plate provided
Caution: To insure proper electrical
power supply connection, momentarily move the
must be used when the control panel is used as a
selector switch to ventilate. The air flow should
remote control.
be through the intake grille (see fig. 1-1(1)) and
(2) Remote control connection.
out the discharge grille. If the air flow is incor-
rect, interchange any two power leads. (See
(a) Disconnect power source from unit.
wiring diagram.)
(b) Refer to figure 2-1, and install the
e. Remote control.
remote control connection.
(3) Inspection. Inspect remote control panel
(1) General. The control panel may be re-
for breaks, cracks, or other damage prior to in-
moved from the unit and used as a remote control
stallation.
for operation of the air conditioner. The remote
Section Il. MOVEMENT TO NEW WORKSITE
c. Long distance movement. Crate the air condi-
tioner, providing adequate protection to grilles
a. General.
and control panel. Refer to TM 382301 for in-
(1) Shut off electrical power supply to air
struction in crate fabrication. Provide suitable
conditioner and disconnect power cable from unit.
b l o c k i n g and tie-downs to prevent unit from
(2) Disconnect drain hose from unit.
shifting during transfer.
Note. Disconnect all duct work and remote
control cable if used with unit.
(3) Unbolt unit from mounting surface.
Reinstall the air conditioner as instructed in para-
lift unit at base, or carry unit to new worksite
using the recessed handles at sides of unit.
Section Ill. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
sure cutout located at the rear of the unit (fig.
26. General
This section describes, locates, illustrates, and fur-
compressor and will cutout at 445 psig (pounds
n i s h e s the operator, c r e w or organizational
per square inch gage). When the line pressure has
m a i n t e n a n c e personnel sufficient information
reduced to 400 psi, the high pressure cutout con-
about the various controls and instruments for
trol can be reset by pushing the reset button.
proper operation of the air conditioner.
a. The controls and instruments on the air con-
the refrigerant is shown by the indicator turning
ditioner are illustrated on figure 22.
from green to yellow. A shortage of refrigerant is
indicated by bubbles in the sight glass.
b. High pressure cutout control. The high pres-
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