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TM 9-4110-257-14 2-6.  OPERATOR CHECKS.  - Continued d.    Check the pressure gage (DISCHARGE PRESSURE) (8) periodically to be sure it is between 165 and 250 psi (1139 and 1725 kPa). e.    Check the compound gage (SUCTION PRESSURE) (9) periodically to be sure it is between 0 and 15 psi (0 and 104 kPa). NOTE An occasional flash of bubbles in the sight indicator (SIGHIT GLASS) port is  normal.    The  sight  indicator  can  be  viewed  looking  through  the  side condenser door. f.     Check the sight indicator (SIGHT GLASS) (10) port to be sure it is clear.  The center indicator should be green or chartreuse in color. NOTE Occasional bubbles in the compressor sight glass oil is normal.  The sight glass can be viewed looking through the front bottom panel. g.    Check the compressor sight glass (11) port to be sure the oil is clear and the level is between 1/4 and 1/2 up the port. h.    Check the FUEL GAGE (4) periodically to be sure it is indicating a fuel level above 1/4. 2-7.  SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES.  See figure 2-4. NOTE If the refrigeration unit is to be left off for several days, it must be pumped down.  Notify Unit Maintenance. a.    Place the toggle switch (START/RUN, OFF, GLOW PLUG) (5) handle in the OFF position. b.    When the refrigeration unit stops running, push the circuit breaker button (ENGINE FAULT RESET) (3) to put it in the off position (button extended with white band exposed). c.    Notify unit maintenance if the refrigeration unit is to be put into administrative storage for several days. 2-8.  DECALS AND INSTRUCTION PLATES. Decals and instruction plates are illustrated in the following figure. 2-26

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