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TM 9-4120-367-14 TM  07592B-14/1 a. Oter indications: 1. Evaporator blower is operating. 2. Proper power supply is supplied and property connected to unit. d. High voltage in air conditioner can kill you. NOTE This unit can operate in temperatures as   low   as   -50°F   (-45.5   °C). shelter heat loss, and amount of heat generated   by   equipment   in   the shelter,  heat  output  LOW  HEAT mode may or may not heat shelter to a comfortable level. b. Check air movement in evaporator section. 1. Apply power. 2.  Set Mode Selector switch to LOW HEAT. 3.  Turn  temperature  control  to  maximum  WARMER position. 4.  Feel air ducts for air movement in and out of air Is air moving into return filter and out discharge open- c. Compare discharge air temperature to return air temper- ature. 1.  Turn Mode Selector switch to LOW HEAT and tem- perature  control  to  maximum  WARMER. 2.  After operating for 5 minutes, measure return air temperature  and  discharge  air  temperature. Is discharge air temperature at least 10°F (5.5°C) above return air temperature? Check reason for low airflow. 1.   Turn Mode Selector switch to OFF. 2.   Remove return air filter, dean and replace (para- graph 5.20). 3.   Remove any obstruction to airflow. 4.   Check mist eliminates (paragraph 5.21). Is heating action effective? Air conditioner is operational. Go to Go to Step g. Step e. 4-37 4.8 LITTLE OR NO HEATING IN LOW HEAT MODE. However, depending on shelter size, conditioner. ing?

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