TM 9-4110-246-14
TO 40R7-5-10-1
4.
Reinstall any removed ceiling panel assembly in accordance with para. 3-14. Lock ceiling endsof
panel assemblies to the ceiling panel assemblies. Reapply tape (item 11, Appx E) over external
ceiling and upper wall joints.
Section VII. PREPARATION FOR STORAGE OR SHIPMENT
3-45. PREPARATION FOR STORAGE.
A. Empty refrigerator completely.
B. Remove any auxiliary equipment, cooling unit, or other refrigeration equipment if needed in accordance
with the manuals covering those items.
C. If refrigeration equipment is removed, cover evaporator panel openings with tarp or other covering.
D. Secure door with padlock and chain. Securely attach keys to padlock.
3-46. PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT.
A. GENERAL.
1.
The refrigerator is shipped disassembled. Prior to disassembly, remove all contents and any
auxiliary equipment.
2.
Refer to the instructions below for dismantling the unit. Remove all breakable components in
accordance with applicable instructions and pack separately. Tape padding over mounting holes
vacated by removed components and drain and strainers. When removing panel assemblies, be
sure all camlocks are fully rotated counterclockwise (retracted) to prevent damage.
3.
Crate the components in original shipping crates, if available. For short distances, or if original
shipping crates are not available, place the components in easily handled loads on skids. Place
cushioning material and wooden spacers between surfaces that are easily damaged. Secure the
skids with metal banding. Cushion separately packed components with cellulose wadding or other
cushioning material. Pack the cushioned items with basic issue items in a suitable fiberboard
container. Attach identification tags to or label all separately packed components.
4.
The crated components of the refrigerator are shipped either by tractor-trailer or rail. Secure all
crated components to the carrier bed with tie-down cables, strapping, blocking as needed. Refer to
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