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TM  5-4120-377-14 d.  For  faster  cool  down  at  initial  start-up  fresh  air  damper  (door)  should  be  closed.  After  desired  cooling temperature is reached, it is normally better to keep the fresh air damper (door) slightly open. During periods of very  hot  outside  temperatures,  it  should  be  closed  to  improve  efficiency  and  conserve  energy. Figure  2-17.  Fresh  Air  Damper  (Door)  Adjustment e.  When  room  or  enclosure  temperature  reaches  the  desired  level,   slowly  turn   the   TEMPerature   control thermostat  knob  toward  INCREASE.  Cooling  will  stop  when  you  reach  the  approximate  room  temperature. Further   adjustment   can   be   made   by   turning   the   TEMPerature   control   thermostat   knob   slightly   toward DECREASE  (cooler)  or  INCREASE  (warmer)  until  desired  temperature  is  controlled  automatically. f.   Adjust   louvers   to   suit.   Since   cold   air   tends   to   flow   downward,   it   is   normally   better   to   adjust   the conditioned  air  outlet  louvers  slightly  upward.  The  conditioned  air  inlet  louvers  should  be  full  open. CONDITIONED   AIR OUTLET   LOUVER EACH   BLADE   CAN   BE ADJUSTED INDIVIDUALLY   BY   HAND CONDITIONED   AIR   INLET LOUVER   BLADES ADJUSTED   AT   LEVER TS4120-377-14/2-18 Figure   2-18.   Louver   Adjustment 2-20

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