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help the srt guy with front cap on Aldridge unit. For the kitchen floor concern, SRT discovered the campaign repair had begun to fail, the lag bolts into the sidewalls to support the kitchen floor began to back out. He added an adhesive sealant to each lag to prevent them from backing out as well as adding expanding rivets between each lag. For the "frame flex" concern, measurements were taken and everything was within tolerance, however there was large popping and squeaking in the bedroom floor and ceiling behind the washer closet. SRT removed the lower filon and we assisted removing the front cap to inspect. He added additional lags and carriage bolts to secure the sidewalls to the frame as well as discovering a cracked weld that he repaired. The squeaking and popping came from the front cage that was only attached to the sidewalls with 3 screws on each side. He added well over a dozen per side and also secured the cage to the floor. SRT assisted throwing the front cap back on with a couple screws Continued on page 2 PAGE 2 Work Order : 13418 ****************************************************************************** Job # Description JOB INFORMATION Type Bill To ****************************************************************************** to hold it in place. We finished reassembling everything and resealing.

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For the kitchen floor concern, SRT discovered the campaign repair had begun to fail, the lag bolts into the sidewalls to support the kitchen floor began to back out. He added an adhesive sealant to each lag to prevent them from backing out as well as adding expanding rivets between each lag. For the "frame flex" concern, measurements were taken and everything was within tolerance, however there was large popping and squeaking in the bedroom floor and ceiling behind the washer closet. SRT removed the lower filon and we assisted removing the front cap to inspect. He added additional lags and carriage bolts to secure the sidewalls to the frame as well as discovering a cracked weld that he repaired. The squeaking and popping came from the front cage that was only attached to the sidewalls with 3 screws on each side. He added well over a dozen per side and also secured the cage to the floor. SRT assisted throwing the front cap back on with a couple screws to hold it in place. We finished reassembling everything and resealing.

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ASSISTING SRT WITH UNIT- W 1020 GRAND

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... REQ: 2.50

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PUTTING THE FILON BACK UP AFTER SRT DID W 1020 GRAND THE REPAIRS ON THE UNIT

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RESEAL AND PUT UP FILON AFTER SRT REQ: 7 HOURS OF

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