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TM5--4210-224-14&P
2-20. OPERATING FROM DRAFT (Continued).
NOTE
If a shutdown is required for changing hoses or any other reason, slow the engine to decrease
water pressure to 30 psi and close the discharge valves.  Open tank-to-pump valve control
handle (13, figure 2-1) and tank fill control handle (14) to recirculate the water.
j.
Shut down pump by turning engine throttle control knob (3, figure 2-1) clockwise to throttle engine down.
k.
Turn heat exchanger control switch (20, figure 2-1) to the "OFF"position.
l.
Turn pressure relief control knob (12, figure 2-1) clockwise until tight.
m.
Close discharge valves and tank-to-pump valve control handle (13, figure 2-1). Remove and store hard
suction hose and strainer.
n.
Disengage fire pump as described in paragraph 2-17.
2-21. OPERATING FROM FIRE HYDRANT.
NOTE
To operate from hydrant requires the use of a 2 inch hose and suitable couplings.
a.
Engage fire pump as described in paragraph 2-15.
b.
Close all drain and valve controls.
c.
Remove cap from desired 3 inch suction inlet. Connect 2 inch hose with adapter to suction inlet and
hydrant.
d.
Connect 2 inch hose to discharge outlet (26, figure 2-1) or use the two preconnected hoses located in the
small hose beds.
e.
Using hydrant wrench, open hydrant supply slowly and observe pressure readings on master pressure gauge
(9, figure 2-1) and compound pressure gauge (10).
f.
Check for proper hose lay and nozzle setting.
g.
Turn heat exchanger control switch (20, figure 2-1) to the "ON" position.
h.
Pull open desired discharge valve control(s).
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