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TM 10-4320-348-14 b. Operation in Extreme Heat. WARNING Death or serious injury could occur if fuel is not handled properly.  Use in  a  well-ventilated  area away  from  open  flame,  arcing  equipment,  ignition  sources,  heaters,  or  excessive  heat.    Always store fuel in properly marked containers.  DO NOT SMOKE. (1) Protect pump unit from direct heat or the sun. (2) Use proper viscosity oil for extreme heat.  Refer to Appendix H for the correct type of oil. (3) Make sure oil level is maintained within the operating range, as indicated on the oil dipstick. CAUTION Change engine oil after initial 20 hours of operation or at end of first month.  Thereafter, change engine oil every 3 months or after 100 hours operation. (4) If overheating occurs in extreme conditions, shut down engine immediately.  If possible, protect pump unit from direct heat or the sun. (5) Check  the  air  cleaner  restriction  indicator  frequently.    If  the  red  band  appears  in  window  of  restriction indicator, replace air cleaner element. c. Operation in High Altitudes. (1) Peak efficiency of the engine is reduced at higher altitudes.  Be sure engine is operating at peak efficiency. (2) Observe normal operation procedures (see para. 2.7). d. Operation in Sandy or Dusty Areas. (1) Monitor  the  air  cleaner  intake  restriction  more  closely.    If  the  red  band  appears  in  window  of  restriction indicator, replace air cleaner element. (2) Make sure oil level is maintained within the operating range, as indicated on the oil dipstick. CAUTION Change engine oil after initial 20 hours of operation or at end of first month.  Thereafter, change engine oil every 3 months or after 100 hours of operation. (3) During the handling of fuel, performance of PMCS, and refueling, be sure that sand or dust is not allowed to enter fuel or lubrication system. (4) If  pump  unit  is  not  in  use  and  suction  and/or  discharge  hoses  are  not  installed,  be  sure  that  suction  and discharge dust cap and plug are securely in place. 2-33

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