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TM  5-4120-377-14 Section   Ill   LUBRICATION 4-13.   GENERAL The   refrigerant   compressor   and   its   drive   motor   are   hermetically   sealed   in   a   canister.   The   compressor crankcase  has  a  lifetime  supply  of  oil  and  the  drive  motor  has  permanently  lubricated,  sealed  bearings.  No lubrication  of  these  items  is  required. 4-14. MECHANICAL LUBRICATION The  only  mechanical  items  which  may  require  lubrication  are  the  louvers  in  the  conditioned  air  intake  and discharge  grilles  and  the  devices  which  operate  the  fresh  air  damper  door.  These  points  should  be  checked and  lubricatd,  as  necessary,  during  preventive  maintenance  service.  A  few  drops  of  light  oil  should  be  applied to  pivot  points,  bearing  surfaces,  hinges,  and  linkages  to  prevent  or  eliminate  stiffness  or  binding.  Be  sure  to wipe off all excess oil with a cloth or paper towel. These items are in areas of high volume airflow and excess oil will tend to attract and accumulate dust particles from the passing air. Graphite maybe used as an alternate lubricant  during  extreme  cold  weather  operation. 4-29

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