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Operation & Maintenance

Part Number 1006370 DHS SYSTEMS LLC

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4. FIELD MAINTENANCE OF THE SHELTER

Before initiating any repairs, identify the nature of the problem. Most repairs to the shelter can be made with the standard

Field Repair Kit included with the shelter. Each kit contains the following components:

Table 4-1. Contents of Field Repair Kit

1-Roll Duct Tape

1-Exterior Keeper

Spanner Wrench

1-Swatch of Fabric

Mini Hack Saw

25 ft. Lay-flat Plumbing Hose

1 oz. tube of Adhesive

5-O’rings for Quick Connects

1-Extra Wind Line

10-Worm Gear Clamps

Scissors

10-Clamp Protectors

5-Strut Repair Sleeves

1-Female Cam

1-Exterior Looped Keeper

1-Roll Teflon Tape

2-Interior Looped Keeper

¼ Nut Driver

4.1 Shelter Repairs

4.1.1 Repair of Shelter Struts

Fractured struts are repaired as follows:

1. After identifying the fractured strut or struts, assess whether the cover needs to be removed to reach the fracture. If it

is necessary to remove the cover, use the spanner wrench and remove only those keepers necessary to peel back

the cover to reach the fractured strut or struts.

2. Locate the mini hack saw.

3. Using the mini hack saw, trim off one half inch from each damaged side.

4. Retrieve a repair sleeve.

5. Slide a repair sleeve over the broken strut. Keep the break centered in the repair sleeve.

6. Tape ONLY one end of the repair sleeve with the duct tape. This will allow the other broken end to telescope within

the sleeve and maintain its critical length see Figure 4-1.

7. Insert the keeper and turn by hand until snug.

8. Use the spanner wrench to tighten one-quarter turn past hand tight. Do not tighten excessively.

9. All sewn seams should be aligned and fabric reinforced circles around keepers should not be twisted.

Figure 4-1. Repairing Shelter Struts

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