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Figure 2-7.  Shutdown Procedures.
2-18. Operation In Cold

TM-5-4310-387-14 Compressor Unit Diesel Engine Driven 20 CFM 3200 PSI Model K-20-D Manual
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TM 5-4310-387-14 Section IV.  OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS Paragraph Page 2-13 General ................................ ................................ ................................ ............... 2-18 2-14 Operation in Dusty or Sandy Areas ................................ ................................ .............. 2-18 2-15 Operation in Rainy, Humid or Salt Air Conditions  ................................ ......................... 2-18 2-16 Operation in Extreme Heat ................................ ................................ ........................... 2-18 2-17 Operation in Different Altitudes ................................ ................................ .................... 2-19 2-18 Operation In Extreme Cold ................................ ................................ ........................... 2-19 2-13.  General.  This section contains special operating procedures and precautions that should be used when operating the equipment in unusual weather conditions. 2-14.  Operation in Dusty or Sandy Areas.  The procedures for operating the Diving Air Compressor are the same as under usual conditions including the following special instructions. a. Protect  the  equipment  from  dust  and  sand.    Take  advantage  of  all  natural  barriers  which  could  protect  the equipment from blowing dust or sand.  Install a canvas cover when the unit is not in operation. b. Keep fuel clean.  Strain the fuel before adding it to the tank.  Make sure fuel storage and transfer cans are clean. c. Check and service the engine and compressor air cleaners often. d. Clean  the  engine,  compressor  and  compressor  cooling  fan  often.    Wipe  with  clean  cloth  dampened  with  an approved cleaning solvent. 2-15.  Operation in Rainy, Humid, or Salt Air Conditions  .  The procedures for operating the Diving Air Compressor are the same as under usual conditions including the following special instructions. a. Store equipment in a sheltered area when it is not in use. b. Keep fuel clean and free of water.  Keep fuel tank full when the unit is not in use to minimize condensation. c. Whenever possible protect the equipment from direct rain fall when it is operating.  Cover the equipment with a tarpaulin suspended about 3 feet above the equipment. d. Avoid direct contact with salt water.  If salt water does come in contact with the equipment, rinse the equipment with clean fresh water. e. Repair any paint damage, such as cracks and chips.  Apply standard issue rustproofing material to all exposed ferrous metal (steel) surfaces.  If rustproofing material is not available, apply a light film of oil or grease to all exposed metal surfaces. 2-16.   Operation  in  Extreme  Heat.    The  procedures  for  operating  the  Diving  Air  Compressor  are  the  same  as  under usual conditions including the following special instructions. a. Do not operate the equipment if the ambient temperature exceeds 125°F (50C). 2-18







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