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TM 55-1915-200-10
d. Disengage chain stopper (32, Sheet 3 of 4).
NOTE
NOTE
Both port and starboard anchor
windlass
assemblies
may
be
Moving
control
valve
allows
operated  at  the  same  time  or
hydraulic pressure to release failsafe
individually.
brake.
If power failure occurs,
failsafe brake engages, preventing
2-5.17.1.2. Lowering Anchor by Paying Out Chain
.
payout of anchor
chain.
NOTE
e. Move windlass control valve (28, Sheet 3 of
4) UP to lower or pay out anchor chain to the desired
When situations require anchor to
length. Move windlass control valve (28, Sheet 3 of 4)
be lowered slowly, anchor chain
to its NEUTRAL position to stop payout of chain.
may be payed out using the hydrau-
lic system and the wildcat.
f. Engage chain stopper (32, Sheet 3 of 4).
a. Conduct pre-operation check of
g Jog (gently) wildcat (11, Sheet 2 of 4) in the
controls as prescribed in paragraph 2-
payout direction by moving windlass control valve (28,
5.17.1.1.
Sheet 3 of 4) UP, then quickly returning it to NEUTRAL.
This allows the chain stopper to fully engage chain,
WARNING
taking strain off the wildcat.
Before operating windlass, be sure
h.  Turn handbrake wheel (10, Sheet 2 of 4)
personnel and foreign objects are
clockwise to set windlass handbrake.
clear of wildcat, anchor chain and
related
components.
Moving
2-5.17.1.3. Lowering Anchor by Releasing Handbrake.
windlass parts can cause serious
injuries or death.
NOTE
b.  Release windlass handbrake by turning
In situations when anchors must be
windlass  handbrake  wheel  (10,  Sheet  2  of  4)
ready for instant use, such as in
counterclockwise.
narrow channels or around docks,
the anchors may be lowered quickly
c. Gently jog wildcat (11, Sheet 2 of 4) in the
if windlass is in STANDBY condition
haul-in direction by moving control valve (28, Sheet 3 of
by simply releasing handbrake.
4) DOWN, then quickly moving it back to NEUTRAL.
This allows wildcat (11, Sheet 2 of 4) to fully engage
a. Conduct pre-operation check of controls as
anchor chain, taking the strain off chain stopper (32,
prescribed
in
paragraph
2-5.17.1.1.
Sheet 3 of 4).
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