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TM 32-5410-221-14&P
CHAPTER 2
SERVICE UPON RECEIPT AND INSTALLATION
NOTE
Organizational maintenance personnel are required for installation of Electrical Equipment
Shelter S-281/G. There is no operator/crew.
Section I. SYSTEMS PLANNING
covered in its own manual.
Refer to the applicable
2-1
GENERAL.  Electrical Equipment  Shelter S-
manual for system planning.
281/G is used in various configurations, each of which is
Section II. SITE AND SHELTER REQUIREMENTS
2.2
SITING. For ground installation, select a site
c. Meets other requirements for particular shelter
which:
configurations. Refer to the applicable manual.
2-3
SHELTER REQUIREMENTS. Not applicable.
a. Provides easy access for installation equipment
(truck, crane, helicopter, etc.).
b. Has a firm, dry, level surface with good
Section III. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF MATERIEL
2-4
UNPACKING.
Remove the
a. Inspect the equipment for damage incurred
crate as follows:
during shipment. If the equipment has been damaged,
report the damage on Standard Form 364 (Report of
Discrepancy)(ROD)).
CAUTION
Be careful unpacking. The aluminum
b. Check the equipment received against the
skin of the shelter can be damaged
component listing (table 1-2) and the packing slip.
easily.
Report all discrepancies on  SF 364. The equipment
should be placed in service even when a minor
assembly or part that does not affect proper functioning
NOTE
is missing.
The S-281/G is packed in a reusable
wooden crate.  If the crate is not
c. Check to see if the equipment has been
reused
on
site,
forward
it
modified.  (Equipment which has been modified will
have the MWO number on the front panel near the
(reassembled or tied together) to a
nomenclature plate.) Check also to see if all currently
local storage area, if practical.
applicable have been applied.
(Current MWO'
s
applicable to the equipment are listed in DA PAM 310-6
a. Remove top, end, and side panels from pallet
or DA PAM 310-7 as applicable.)
by removing securing lag screws.
b. Detach sling assemblies from pallet eyebolts
NOTE
and shelter-tiedown eyes by loosening sling turnbuckles.
Your S-281/G may be modified in
Remove sling assemblies and set them aside.
accordance with MWO 32-5410-221-
c. Remove wooden braces from shelter ends and
35-1.
sides.
d. Remove S-281/G from pallet. See 2-8, 2-9, or
This  MWO  updates  electrical  wiring  and
2-10.
components. See the repair parts list usable on codes
for component differences. See figures 6-1 and 6-2 for
2-5
CHECKING UNPACKED EQUIPMENT.
wiring differences.
2-1

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