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5-7. OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS.
5-7.1 Roll Film Feeding. To feed roll film into processor, proceed as follows:
a.
Tuck leading edge of film under center rail of roll film feed guide. This operation is required, regardless of film
width.
b.
Gently push film forward in a straight line until it enters detector rollers.
5-7.2
Operation in Cold Weather.
a.
When van body heaters are not operating, or when the van body is being transported, liquid consumable supplies
may freeze, break their containers, then melt and ruin equipment or documents.
b.
Drain water tank and recirculation tank any time the van body heaters are inoperable or a power loss is expected,
to prevent damage from freezing.
5-7.3
Operating in Extreme Heat. The operation of the processor is performed within environmentally controlled
conditions; however, during transportation or when air conditioning units are not operating, consumable supplies may
suffer reduced shelf life and internal components may have accelerated deterioration of gaskets, seals, or insulation.
5-7.4
Operation in Tropical Conditions. Fungi, mildew, or mold will form on and in equipment, documents, and supplies
if internal environmental control equipment is not operating, and outside heat and humidity are allowed to enter the van
body.
5-7.5
Operation in Desert Conditions. Dust, grit, and sand will ruin supplies, equipment, and documents. Extreme care
must be taken to prevent dust, grit, and sand from entering the van body. Air filters will be changed whenever airflow is
restricted, and cleaning of van body interior must be conducted more frequently than specified by PMCS schedules.
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