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TM 10-4320-347-13&P SECTION IV.  OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS 2.14.    OPERATION  UNDER    UNUSUAL  WEATHER .    The  pump  assembly  is  designed  to  operate  normally within a wide range of climatic conditions.  However, some extreme conditions require special operating and servicing   procedures   to   prevent   undue   loading   and   excessive   wear   on   the   equipment.      These   unusual conditions and the special steps to be performed are listed in the following paragraphs. a. Operation in Extreme Cold. WARNING Wear  gloves,  avoid  touching  metal  surfaces  with  bare  hands. Personal injury can result from freezing. CAUTION Rubber  and  plastic  parts  such  as  hoses  and  nozzle  end  piece become stiff and are more easily damaged when they are cold. Take additional care when handling these items. b. Operation in Extreme Heat. (1)   Protect pump assembly from direct heat of the sun. (2)   If pumping assembly is not in use and suction and/or discharge hose assemblies are not installed, be sure that suction (intake) and discharge couplings are covered with dust caps or dust plugs as applicable. (3)   Increase the frequency of PMCS as needed to match the local warmer weather conditions. c. Operation in Sandy or Dusty Areas.  Dusty and sandy conditions can seriously affect the operation of the pump assembly.  When operating the pump assembly in these dusty and sandy conditions, perform the following steps. (1)   Fuel which has been contaminated by dust and sand can severely affect the usability of the fuel being pumped by the pump assembly.  Special care must be taken to ensure that the fuel being pumped does not have dust or sand in it when using the pump assembly in dusty and sandy conditions.  Be sure that all hose and piping connections are tight.  Be sure that the insides of all pump assembly components are clean before piping connections are made during pump assembly set up and assembly. (2)   During the handling of fuel, while performing any PMCS procedure, or while dispensing fuel, be sure that sand or dust is not allowed to mix with fuel. (3)   If pumping assembly is not in use and suction and/or discharge hose assemblies are not installed, be sure that suction (intake) and discharge couplings are covered with dust caps or dust plugs as applicable. 2-16

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