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TM 55-8145-221-14&P Change 1 0002 00-14 REFRIGERATED CONTAINER SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AND DATA – Continued   0002 00 LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS  - Continued.   REFRIGERATION UNIT (1, Figure 11). The  KECO  Model  F9000RE,  is  a  self-contained,  refrigeration/heating  unit  for  military  van  containers.    The  unit  is designed to allow for starting and operating on a 10 KW, 60 hertz generator set. CONTROL BOX ASSEMBLY (2). Houses the automatic and manual electrical control components. EVAPORATOR COIL (3). Absorbs heat from the air being circulated through the refrigerator enclosure, causing the low pressure liquid refrigerant in the coil to evaporate. COMPRESSOR (4). Moves the refrigerant through the refrigeration system by raising the pressure of the incoming gas from the evaporator coil and discharging it as a high-pressure gas. CONDENSER COIL (5). Releases heat from the high-pressure gas coming from the compressor causing the gas to condense into a high-pressure liquid. AC MOTOR (6). Drives the air handling components. EVAPORATOR FAN (7). Circulates air through the refrigerator and across the evaporator coil. CONDENSER FAN (8). Circulates ambient, outside air across the condenser coil. DUAL PRESSURE CONTROL SWITCH (9). Provides over/under pressure protection for the refrigeration system.  The switch has an automatic reset for overpressure conditions. DIFFERENTIAL OIL PRESSURE SWITCH (10). Provides  protection  against  loss  of  lubricating  oil  in  the  compressor.    The  switch  has  a  manual  reset  for  low  oil conditions. ELECTRIC HEATER (11). Heats the air being circulated through the refrigerator enclosure in low ambient temperature conditions.

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