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Page Title: Table 2-1. Operator Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services for Fire Suppression Equipment (cont)
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TM 10-4210-235-13 Location Item Item To Be Procedure Not Fully Mission Capable If: No Interval Check/Service 10 Before Fire Hose Nozzle Check for obstruction in fire hose Fire hose nozzle is obstructed. nozzle outlet. Check that fire hose nozzle valve Valve lever binds or is difficult to levers squeeze smoothly with no operate. binding. Notify your supervisor if any gas escapes. Be sure fire hose nozzle is secure on nozzle bracket. See paragraph 2-10. 11 Before Hose Assemblies Check that hose assemblies are If any hose assembly shows tight and in good condition with no evidence of leakage, loose evidence of leaking or dry rot. connections, dry rot, or other visible damage. 12 Before Valves and Piping Check for evidence of leaking or Damaged, leaking, or strip ties visible damage and if strip ties are missing. missing. 13 Before Hose Assembly Check that hose assembly is evenly Hose assembly not evenly wound on drum. wound on drum. Check visible portion of hose If hose assembly shows assembly to see if it is tight and in evidence of leakage, loose good condition with no evidence of connections, dry rot or other leaking or dry rot. visible damage. 2-15

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