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TM 10-4930-241-13 Section IV.  OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS 2-22.  OPERATIONS IN EXTREME HEAT. Observe the following precautions when operating the AFSSP in extreme heat: WARNINGS Do not operate fuel system in area of tents or shelters.  Inhalation of petroleum fumes  and  vapors  will  result  in  serious  illness  or  death.  To  prevent  injury  to personnel and damage to the equipment, do not operate the AFSSP in ambient temperatures over 95°F (35°C). a. Shade  fuel  system  components  from  direct  sunlight.    Direct  sunlight  on  fuel  hoses  and  tanks  may  increase system fuel pressure resulting in fuel leaks or fuel hose ruptures. b. Refer to TM 104320-342-10 for additional precautions to follow when operating the 600 GPM pumps in extreme heat. c. Refer  to  TM  104330-236-13for  additional  precautions  to  follow  when  operating  the  200  GPM  filter-separator  in extreme heat. d. Refer to TM 10-543231-12 for additional precautions to follow when operating the 3,000, 10,000 or 20,000 gallon fuel tanks in extreme heat. 2-23.  OPERATIONS IN DUSTY OR SANDY AREAS. Observe the following precautions when operating the AFSSP in dusty or sandy areas: WARNING Do not operate fuel system in area of tents or shelters.  Inhalation of petroleum fumes and vapors will result in serious illness or death. a. Make sure dust caps or plugs are installed on all open couplings and nozzles. b. Do not lay fuel nozzles in dust or sand.  Fuel nozzles may pick up dirt and contaminate the fuel system being serviced. c. Carefully inspect fuel nozzles for accumulations of dust, dirt and sand before connecting to refueling adapters. Remove contaminants before refueling. WARNING Dry  cleaning  solvent,  P-D-680,  Type  III,  is  potentially  dangerous  to  personnel and   equipment.      Eye   and   skin   protection   is   required.      Avoid   repeated   and prolonged  skin  contact.    Wash  hands  immediately  after  exposure.    Do  not  use near open flame or excessive heat.  Use only in areas with good ventilation. d. Following operation in dusty or sandy areas, rinse all system components with solvent to remove dust, dirt and grit from nozzles and quick disconnect couplings. 2-118

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