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TM5-4120-376-14 SECTION   II.   PREVENTIVE   MAINTENANCE   CHECKS   AND   SERVICES CAUTION While  the  air  conditioner  is  running,  if  any  defect  develops  that  you  think  will damage  the  air  conditioner,  stop  it  at  once. 2-2.   GENERAL.   Preventive   Maintenance   Checks   and   Services   (PMCS)   are   essential   to   the efficient  operation  of  the  air  conditioner  and  to  prevent  possible  damage  that  might  occur through  neglect  or  failure  to  observe  warning  symptoms  in  a  timely  manner.  Checks  and services  performed  by  operators  are  limited  to  those  functions  which  are  described  in  Table  2-1. a.  Before  you  operate:  Always  keep  in  mind  the  WARNINGS  located  on  the  inside  front cover.   Perform   your   interval   (B)   before   PMCS. b.  While  you  operate:  Always  keep  in  mind  the  WARNINGS  located  on  the  inside  front  cover. Perform   your   interval   (D)   during   PMCS. c.  After  you  operate:  Be  sure  to  perform  your  interval  (A)  after  PMCS. d.   If   Your   Equipment   Fails   to   Operate:   Troubleshoot   with   proper   equipment.   Record   any defects   on   DA   Form   2404   (Equipment   Inspection   and   Maintenance   Work   Sheet)   (See   DA   PAM 738-750   for   instructions). 2-3.  PREVENTIVE  MAINTENANCE  CHECKS  AND  SERVICES  (PMCS).  This  paragraph  contains a  tabulated  listing  of  preventive  maintenance  services  which  must  be  performed  by  the operator.  The  item  numbers  are  listed  in  the  order  to  be  performed. NOTE If   the   equipment   must   be   kept   in   continuous   operation,   check   and   service   only those  items  that  can  be  checked  and  serviced  without  disturbing  operation. Make   the   complete   checks   and   services   when   the   equipment   can   be   shut   down. 2-4.  DAILY  PREVENTIVE  MAINTENANCE  SERVICES.  This  paragraph  contains  a  tabulated listing  of  preventive  maintenance  services  which  must  be  performed  by  the  operator.  The  item numbers   are   listed   consecutively   and   indicate   the   sequence   of   minimum   requirements.   Refer   to table  2-1  for  the  daily  preventive  maintenance  services. 2-5

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