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TM 07661B-14/1 APPENDIX A electrical power for very cold weather operation the unit is self-contained and space-consuming auxiliary equipment is not required.  The unit is not heat-generating, and can be used in a relatively confined space, providing sufficient working area for maintenance and servicing is provided. (4) The  fire  extinguisher  is  virtually  corrosion  free,  due  to  the  materials  used  in  its  construction  and  the corrosion treatment used in its finish.  This fact, coupled with the use of a blanket type heater for the AFFF liquid tank, makes it satisfactory for unrestricted installation in unprotected areas.  The unit and its controls are mostly metal.  This makes it desirable, when operating in extremely hot climates, to provide a shade of some sort.  This will require the use of gloves by operating and maintenance personnel. d. Tank  Heater.    The  AFFF  tank  is  equipped  with  a  heater  for  cold  weather  operation.    The  heating  system  is compatible with a 120/240 volt, 1 phase, 60 hertz, AC power supply, provided by the using organization. A 1-9.  SERVICING. a. Removal of Protective Compounds.  No protective compounds are used in shipping the fire extinguisher.  It may become soiled during shipment, however. WARNING Use  normal  precautions  when  cleaning  with  compressed  air  to  prevent  injury  to  personnel. Compressed  air  for  cleaning  purposes  will  not  exceed  30  psi.    User  should  wear  safety goggles, and should not direct the stream of air toward himself or other persons. b. Cleaning.  Clean exterior of the fire extinguisher with any approved cleaning solvent, using a soft brush or cloth. Inaccessible areas may be cleaned with compressed air. c. Lubrication.   No lubrication is required prior to using the fire extinguisher.  Swivel assembly of both hose reels, local and remote, are lubricated at the factory prior to shipment, as are the bearings of the remote hose reel cart wheels. A 1-10.  INITIAL SERVICING WITH CHEMICAL AGENTS. Initial servicing of the fire extinguisher is considerably more complex than normal replenishment.  Initial servicing will be fully covered in the next three paragraphs. NOTE When refilling dry chemical tank be sure NO water is introduced into the tank.  If the funnel has been used to fill the AFFF tank with water, ensure the funnel is completely dry prior to using it with the dry chemical. A 1-18

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