(a) Block the compressor in a manner
lin or other suitable waterproof
to remove all weight from tires.
covering and tie down securely.
(b) Deflate tires on compressors, that
are blocked up, to two-thirds normal
pressure.
Equipment in Storage
(2) Inflate tires on compressors, that are
a. Inspection. Perform a monthly inspection
standing in storage without being
while the equipment is in storage. Inspect for
blocked up, to normal pressure.
evidence of physical damage such as pilferage,
j. Air Tanks. Refer to paragraph
leakage of lubricants, or rusting from accumu-
k. Disassembly. Remove items subject to
lation of water.
damage or pilferage.
b. Maintenance. Perform preventive main-
tenance as specified in paragraph 45 every 90
l. Packing. Pack disassembled components,
days.
basic issue items, and publications in a suitable
c. Operation. Every 90 days start the com-
container and place with the compressor.
pressor and operate it until the pressure switch
m. Weatherproofing.
on Model OEH-24-80-ENG-1 shuts off the unit
(1) Store the compressor under cover if
space is available.
unloader valve opens; then shut off the unit
(2) When outdoor storage is necessary-
(a) Store the compressor on the most
before returning it to storage. After each ex-
suitable hardstanding or natural
ercising period the compressor will be repre-
ground surface available.
served.
