Section II EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AND DATA

TM 5-4110-234-14

TO 40R7-5-7-1

Section II EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AND DATA

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Equipment Characteristics, Capabilities, and

Differences Between Models .................................. 1-6

Features .......................................................................... 1-4

Performance Data .................................................. 1-7

Location and Description of Major Components ............. 1-5

1-4. EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTICS, CAPABILITIES, AND FEATURES

Characteristics, capabilities, and features of the refrigeration units include:

a. Provides refrigerated air for an enclosed space.

b. Automatically maintains temperature of enclosure at any setting between 0° and 50°F (-18° and +10°C).

c. The unit is designed for through-the-wall mounting in prefabricated panel type refrigerators.

d. The unit is designed to be highly portable and easily installed.

1-5. LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

a. For the F10000R-6, electric motor driven unit, see figure 1-2.

· CONTROL PANEL (1) Contains controls, switches, gages and meters.

· CONDENSER COIL (2) This coil serves as a heat exchanger to remove the heat from the compressed

refrigerant vapor that passes through it by transferring it to the air.

· CONDENSER FAN (3) Draws air in and over the condenser coil.

· ELECTRIC MOTOR (4) Drives the condenser and evaporator fans.

· RECEIVER (5) Collects and stores liquid refrigerant.

· EVAPORATOR FAN (6) Draws air in and over the evaporator coil.

· EVAPORATOR COIL (7) Removes heat from the air by transferring it to the refrigerant.

· SEMI-HERMETIC COMPRESSOR (8) Has its own self-contained motor. It compresses the refrigerant gas and

pumps it through the system.

· MOUNTING BOLTS AND CLAMPS (9) Used to attach the unit to the prefabricated panel type refrigerator.

b. For the F10000RG-2, gasoline engine driven unit, see figure 1-3.

· CONTROL PANEL (1) Contains controls, switches, gases and meters.

· ENGINE EXHAUST (2) Includes exhaust header, pipes, muffler and rain cap.

· CONDENSER COIL (3) This coil serves as a heat exchanger to remove the heat from the compressed

refrigerant vapor that passes through it by transferring it to the air.

· CONDENSER FAN (4) Draws air in and over the condenser coil.

· RECEIVER (5) Collects and stores liquid refrigerant.

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