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there is no binding or interference of working parts. Check the air cleaner
on the suction line and the valves on discharge line between the compressor
and the air receiver to make sure they are free and open. Test relief valves
and automatic controls.
2.2.4.3
Engines
a)
Diesel Engines. Remove storage oil from fuel lines and
injectors by flushing them with diesel fuel. Remove all
closures and seals on engine openings and accessories,
including breathers, air intakes, exhaust expansion joints, and
openings on starters and generators. Check to see that the
lubricating oil in the oil sump is of the proper grade,
viscosity, and quantity; and make certain that all accessories
are properly lubricated.
b) Gasoline Engines. Release sealed openings on gasoline engines.
Remove spark plugs and spray (atomized) 2 ounces of SAE 10
motor oil in each cylinder. With the ignition off, rotate the
engine for several cycles, then replace the spark plugs. Check
ignition wiring and other wiring to ensure that it is in place
and in serviceable condition.
Pumps. Lubricate all parts in accordance with the manufacturer's
2.2.4.4
recommendations or instructions attached to the pump. Pay particular
attention to packing; replace it if it is deteriorated or dry. Disinfect
pumps transmitting potable water.
Centrifugal and Rotary Pumps. Uncap or uncover openings on
a)
centrifugal and rotary pumps and close petcocks. Check
rotating parts to determine if they turn freely; turn the pump
by hand and listen for unusual noises. Repack the pump if the
packing gland leaks excessively.
b)
Steam-Driven Pumps. Uncap or release capped, blanked-off
openings on steam-driven pumps, steam lines, and water lines.
Tighten packing nuts. Remove covers over openings and tighten
the cylinder head. Close petcocks.
2.2.4.5
Plumbing. Plumbing fixtures and piping systems, including hot and
cold water storage tanks, should be flushed thoroughly and refilled. All
potable water piping systems should be disinfected in accordance with
NAVFACINST 11330.14, Safe Drinking Water at Navy Shore Activities. supply
lines and traps for gas, air, water, and other liquids should be blown out or
flushed and refilled. All valves, faucets, drains, and flushing equipment
should be made operable. Moving parts of the master valves should be
repaired, when necessary. Any antifreeze used to prevent the system from
freezing or to inhibit bacteria growth should be drained and disposed of
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