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![]() TM 55-1730-226-13
injure personnel or damage equipment.
I n addition, pressurized oxygen ema-
n a t i n g from the open end could injure
personnel if so directed.
M o i s t u r e , dust or other contaminants
m u s t be kept from input and output con-
nections. These contaminants could
cause rust, clogging, or other damage
t o components of either the Oxygen Ser-
v i c i n g Unit or the unit being serviced.
1.
L i f t lower edge of stowage cover (1) outward
a n d upward to obtain access to inside of unit.
2.
L i f t oxygen bottle to horizontal position and,
f r o m rear of unit, slide it top first into cyl-
i n d r i c a l tube until it contacts the cap nut (22)
o n the forward plate.
3.
E n g a g e the cap nut onto the cap threads of
t h e oxygen bottle until the bottle is snug in
place.
4.
Connect appropriate oxygen pigtail to oxygen
bottle.
3 and 4 for other seven bottles.
5.
R e p e a t Steps 2,
P e r f o r m a leak check per Paragraph 4.11.
6.
P r e o p e r a t i o n a l C h e c k . P r i o r to connecting the Oxy-
g e n Servicing Unit to any receiving equipment, per-
form a preoperational check as follows:
Refer to WARNINGS specified in
R e f e r t o C A U T I O N s p e c fied in
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