TM 5-4320-215-12CHAPTER 2INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSSection I. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT7. Unloading of Equipmenta.Remove all tiedown straps and blocks thatsecure the pumping unit to the bed of the carrier.b.Remove the pumping unit from the bed of thecarrier with a crane or by towing. If a crane is used,attach the cables of the crane to the lifting bail (fig. 1).WarningWhen lifting the pumping unit fromthe bed of the carrier, be sure thatthe lifting device has a capacity ofat least 2,000 pounds. Do notallow the pumping unit to swingwhile suspended. Failure toobserve this warning may result indamage to the unit or severe injuryto personnel.8. Unpacking New Equipmenta.Position the pumping unit as near the worksiteas possible. Remove any protective material that maybe on the unit.b.Cut the binding straps that secure theelectrolyte to the pumping unit. Do not uncrate theelectrolyte until it is to be used.9. Inspection of New and Used Equipmenta.Inspect all equipment received against thepacking list. Examine the identification plate for positiveidentification of the equipment.b.Inspect the pumping unit for damaged ormissing parts. Pay particular attention to usedequipment.c.Refer to paragraph 31 for a guide to inspectionof the pumping unit.10. Installation of Separately Packed Componentsa.Refer to paragraph 12 and install the batteries.b.Remove the caps from the batteries and filleach cell with electrolyte. Be sure that the plates arecovered with three-eighths inch of electrolyte.c.Refer to TM 9-6140-200-15 for detailedinformation on storage batteries.WarningDo not smoke or use an openflame when servicing the batteries.Batteries generate hydrogen, ahighly explosive gas.11. Installation or Setting-up Instructionsa. General.The pumping unit may be installedindoors or outdoors, with temporary or permanentmounting. Locate the unit as near as possible to thesource of supply.b. Leveling.The pumping unit should be as levelas possible. When necessary, the pumping unit willoperate up to 150 off level. A leveling cart foot (fig. 2)is provided for help in leveling the unit. Wheel chocks(fig. 2) are used instead of brakes.c. Indoor Installation.Make sure that the floor ofthe enclosure is of sufficient strength to support theweight of the unit. Install a flexible exhaust hose tocarry exhaust gases to the outside. Use as few bendsas possible and see that all connections are tight.WarningWhen the unit is operated in aninclosed area, exhaust gases mustbe piped to the outside. Continuedbreathing of exhaust gases isdangerous and may be fatal.9
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