Milnor 7272TG1L, Installation And Service

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service procedures.
The following requirements must be taken into consideration when transporting and locating the
machine to a particular site within the laundry.
1. Sufficient clearances must exist to move the machine into the laundry. All openings and
corridors through which equipment must pass must be of sufficient size to accommodate the
width and height of the skidded house assembly (shown on the dimensional drawing), which
is the largest of the parts of the machine (house and base) skidded separately for shipment. It
is occasionally possible to reduce the overall dimensions by removing piping and by other
special modifications. Consult the Milnor factory for more information.
2. Provide sufficient clearance around machine for normal operation and maintenance
procedures.
3. Ensure sufficient ventilation exists for the heat and vapors of normal operation to dissipate.
4. Provide adequate airflow for optimum machine performance. Normally, this means
connecting the machine to an outside air source.
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