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TM  9-4120-367-14 TM  07592B-14/1 TABLE 2-1. Operator/Crew Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services - Continued Item Item To Not Fully Mission No. Interval Check/Service Procedure Capable If: 4 Before Condenser Air Intake, a.  Check  that  condenser  air  dis- a  Condenser  air  dis- Discharge and Fresh charge is clear. charge is blocked. Air Filter b. Check that there are no fumes b. Fumes or heat are or heat within 10 ft. of unit. within 10 ft. of unit. c.  Check  that  condenser  air  in- c.  Condenser  air  intake take is clear and guard is not is blocked or guard damaged. is  damaged. d.  Check  fresh  air  filter  for  dam- d. Fresh air filter is age or blockage. damaged or blocked. 5 Before Return Air Intake Fil- a.  Inspect  fresh  air  vent  control a. Fresh air vent ter and Fresh Air Vent for proper operation. control operates Control improperly. b.  Inspect  return  air  intake  filter. b. Filter is dirty. 6 During Fresh Air Intake Check  for  blockage. 7 During Condensate Drain Check  water  dripping. Water  drip  anywhere besides through drain. 8 During Sight Glass a.  Check  after  air  conditioner  has run (cool mode) 15 min. b.  Check  Moisture  Indicator. Bubbles are present or Center should be clear without "yellow"  appears. bubbles.  Colors  indicate: •   Green   -   no   moisture •  Chartreuse    -  moisture •  Yellow  -  replace  drier/filter and refrigerant 9 During Air Conditioner Unit During  starting  and  operation, check for unusual noise and rough running. Check for excessive vibration,  lack of power, or any in- dication  of  a failing or defective component. If  suspected, notify unit  maintenance. 2-6

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