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A. COOLING OPERATION:
STEP 1. POSITION TEMPERATURE CONTROL FOR DESIRED TEMPERATURE.
STEP 2. PLACE SELECTOR SWITCH ON COOL POSITION.
STEP 3. FOR COOLING WITH 100 PERCENT RECIRCULATED AIR, CLOSE DAMPER DOOR AND OPEN INTAKE
GRILLE  DAMPER.
STEP 4. FOR COOLING WITH FRESH MAKEUP AIR, OPEN DAMPER DOOR AND PARTIALLY CLOSE INTAKE
GRILLE  DAMPER
STEP 5. FOR COOLING WITH FRESH MAKEUP AIR DRAWN THROUGH CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, FILTER
UNIT WHEN OUTDOOR AIR IS CONTAMINATED, CLOSE DAMPER DOOR AND PARTIALLY CLOSE
INTAKE  GRILLE  DAMPER.
B . HEATING OPE RATION:
STEP 1. POSITION TEMPERATURE CONTROL FOR DESIRED TEMPERATURE.
STEP 2. PLACE SELECTOR SWITCH ON LO HEAT OR HI HEAT POSITION.
STEP 3. FOR HEATING WITH 100 PERCENT RECIRCULATED AIR, CLOSE DAMPER DOOR AND OPEN INTAKE
GRILLE DAMPER.
STEP 4. FOR HEATING WITH FRESH MAKEUP AIR, OPEN DAMPER DOOR AND PARTIALLY CLOSE INTAKE
GRILLE  DAMPER.
STEP 5. FOR HEATING WITH FRESH MAKEUP AIR DRAWN THROUGH CHEMlCAL, BIOLOGICAL, FILTER
UNIT WHEN OUTDOOR AIR IS CONTAMINATED, CLOSE DAMPER DOOR AND PARTIALLY CLOSE
INTAKE GRILLE DAMPER.
C. VENTILATING OPERATION:
S T E P 1. PLACE SELECTOR SWITCH IN VENTILATE POSITION.
STEP 2. FOR VENTILATING OPERATION, OPEN DAMPER DOOR AND CLOSE INTAKE
GRILLE
DAMPER.
MEC 4120 -222-15/2-5
Figure 2-5. Operating instructions.
Section V. OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS
Caution: Do not disturb the wiring during
2-12. Operation in Extreme Cold
cold weather unless absolutely necessary. Cold
a. General. The air conditioner is designed to
temperatures make wiring and insulation brittle
o p e r a t e at a maximum low temperature of
and easily broken.
-65F, (Fahrenheit). Be sure that all thermo-
static controls and dampers are in working order.
b. Electrical System. Make sure the electrical
system is free of ice and moisture.
AGO 20053A

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