TM 10-3510-223-13&P 0011 00 CONTAINERIZED SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY (CSSL)  MODEL A   SERVICE UPON RECEIPT 0011 00-1 SERVICE UPON RECEIPT No specific de-processing is required for any of the CSSL components before they are used. However, the tasks prescribed in this work package must be performed to ensure proper functioning of this equipment. GENERAL The CSSL is shipped via truck and will arrive with the following components packed inside: One TEMPER Window Fabric Section   One TEMPER Modified End Section One TEMPER End Section Two TEMPER Frame Sections Five TEMPER Purlins Four TEMPER Eave Extenders One TEMPER Ridge Extender Six Wood Tent Stakes, 24” Twenty-four Metal Tent Stakes, 12” One Portable Fluorescent Light    Assembly Two Header Assemblies One Freshwater Hose One Grounding Rod One Wastewater Hose One 3,000 Gallon Freshwater Tank One 3,000 Gallon Wastewater Tank Two 100AMP, 50ft Power Cables One Garden Hose One Footlocker One Ventilation Fan Six 19-ft Tent Line Six Slip(s), Tent Line The following tasks must be performed upon receipt of the CSSL: WARNING The laundry components are heavy. To avoid injuries, four persons are required to unload components.   Unpacking.  Open the general cargo container and remove the components stored inside.   Packing list verification.  Check the components removed against the packing list to see if the shipment is complete. Report all discrepancies in accordance with DA Pam 738-750. Inspection.  Inspect the components removed as well as the equipment installed in the general cargo container (washers/dryers, plumbing, freshwater water pump, pressure tank, wastewater tank, pump, and alarm, space heater, interior lights, power distribution boxes, switches and receptacles, etc.) for damage incurred during shipment. If the equipment has been damaged in shipment, report the damage on SF 364, Report of Discrepancy. In addition, a unit maintenance technician should inspect the equipment, using the PMCS inspection procedures in work package 0009 00. Verification of equipment modifications.  Check to see if any of the equipment has been modified in any way. Notify your supervisor or unit maintenance personnel if modifications are noted. Pre-operation services.  Service any damaged equipment, as necessary, using unit maintenance procedures in Chapter 4 to restore equipment to operable condition. Before operation, check that