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TM   10-4930-250-13&P 2.9    PREPARATION    FOR  MOVEMENT. The  exhaust  system will    remain  hot  for  some  time  after  engine shut  down.   Avoid   contact  with exhaust  system  components  until   they  have  cooled  sufficiently    for   safe handling.   Serious  personal injury   may  occur  from  contact  with  hot  metal. Drain   nozzle  immediately   after   disconnecting  it  from   the system.  Trapped  fuel  can cause large internal   pressure  that  can  damage nozzle   when  the temperature   rises. During    recovery   ensure  dust  caps are installed   on  couplings   immediately   after  disconnection.    This practice   will   protect  the  couplings,   and  reduce  fuel  contamination   and  spills. NOTE This  procedure   assumes that  defueling   has been completed.   Even  after   defueling,   small  amounts  of residual   fuel  will   remain   in  the  system.  Place  a shallow   container  beneath  each coupling   to catch drainage  when   coupling   is  disconnected. a. At  fueling   points,   remove  the ground  rods,  drain  trapped  fuel  and bag  the nozzles,  and  return  the nozzle  kits  and ground   rods  to  the  recovery   area. b. At  fueling   points,   start  at  end of  discharge  hose and  roll   discharge  hose toward  first   fitting.    Close  disconnect  unisex couplings   and  strap  hoses.  Continue   process  until   all  hoses  are rotted   and  secured.  Return   discharge   hoses to recovery   area. c. Disconnect   suction  hoses,  strap  and  return   to  recovery  area. d. Return  all  wyes,  tees,  elbows   and crosses  to  recovery  area. e. Disconnect  and  return  recirculation    manifold   to  recovery  area  and  recirculation   wye  if  used. f. At  each fuel  drum,   remove  the  inlet  and outlet  elbow  valves  and return  valves  to  recovery  area. g. At  recovery   area,  sort  and  bag  all  fuel  handling  AAFARS    components. It. Remove  and  stow  ground   cables  on  liquid   fuel  filter-separator,    pump-engine   module  and  accessory  module. i. Return  auxiliary   pump  module   to  recovery   area. WARNING Serious  injury   could  occur  if  heavy  equipment  is  moved/lifted   without    sufficient   personnel  to  do the job.   Always   use sufficient   personnel  to  move  or  relocate  the  liquid   fuel  filter-separator.    Use  proper physical   lifting   procedures  or  use a suitable  lifting   device  or  dolly.   Wear  safety  shoes, gloves,   and other  suitable  protective   clothing. j. Return  liquid   fuel  filter-separator    to  recovery  area. 2-42

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