T M 10-4930-251-12&P
Section I\‘. OPERATION IrNDER
UNUSliAL C’ONDITIONS
2- 13. Operation in Extreme Cold.
The prwedures for operatin,(1 the Loit Profile l.aiih
Dispensing Unit are the same as iincler i~sual conditiollr except for tlie hIlo\\ iilg special
precautions.
WARNING
Shin Inay sticii to metal in cold conditions.
Do not touch metal parts \citli bare skin during cold \kcatlier
a
Check all couplingjoints
and drain hater iiiorc tiqiieiitly
tliail i~sual and at each slitit cl~~wi~
to avoid freeLing.
b.
Provide shelter to prevent sno\v or ice from enterin,(7 unit \\iien opened during servicing
c.
If possible provide a heated shelter.
2-14. Operation in Extreme Heat.
The procedures for operating the Low Profile Tank
Dispensing Unit are the same as lmder usual conditions except for the following special
precautions.
a.
Locate dispensing unit in shaded area, where possible, and wet down the tank with wntcr to
reduce heat.
2-15.
Operation in Dusty or Sandy Areas.
The procedures for operating the Low Profile
Tank Dispensing Unit are the same as under usual conditions except for tile following special
precautions.
a.
Take advantage of natural barriers when possible, or, if necessary. erect artificial barriers to
protect unit from blowing dust and sand.
b.
Clean the dispensing unit with an approved cleaning solvent, b(riving special attention to
cavities. corners, and partially exposed interior spaces. Dry thoroughly. Keep tank and areas
around the bottom loading valve and control handle free from sand and dust.
c.
Ensure inlet plugs and outlet caps are installed when hoses, couplings. and nozzle are
removed or disconnected.
2-16.
Operation in Rainy or Humid Conditions.
The procedures for operating the Lo\\;
Profile Tank Dispensing Unit are the same as under usual conditions except for the following
special precautions.
a.
Water must be drained from the tank more often than normal conditions.
b.
Erect a shelter to prevent the entrance of rain into the interior of the tank when it is opened
for servicing.
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