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6-41.
What procedure should you use
to check the head pressure on
the laundry press?
1.
Insert a bedding sheet on
the press, leaving a
portion of it exposed, and
try to pull it out after
the press head is closed
2.
Place a piece of paper
under the press head,
leaving a portion of it
exposed, and try to pull it
out after the press head is
closed
3.
Place a piece of cardboard
under the press head,
leaving a portion of it
exposed, and try to pull it
out after the press head is
closed
4.
Roll a bedding sheet up
into a round cylinder and
try to close the press head
on it
6-42.
What is the correct procedure
for heating the laundry press
head?
1.
Turn the steam valve on all
the way and check the press
head in 20 minutes
2.
Open the steam valve
gradually for 2 minutes and
then open it completely
3.
Turn the steam valve
partially open for 20
minutes and then open it
all the way
4.
Gradually open the steam
valve for 5 minutes and
then open it completely
6-43.
When you are pressing under
normal conditions, how long
should you keep the press head
down on clothing articles?
1.
15 seconds
2.
30 seconds
3.
45 seconds
4.
60 seconds
6-44.
What safety feature on the
laundry press prevents you from
getting your hand caught under
the press head?
1.
You must press both green
buttons to lower the press
head
2.
There is an emergency
release button by your foot
3.
You must press both red
buttons to lower the press
head
4.
There is a antilocking
device located in the press
head adjustment
In answering question 6-45,
refer to the following
paragraph.
SH3 Brown and SH3 Lewis are working in
the ship’s laundry pressing khaki
shirts and trousers.
They are both
working at the same three press
operator station because all the other
operator stations are being used.
Petty Officer Lewis is pressing khaki
trousers and Petty Officer Brown is
pressing khaki shirts.
Petty Officer
Lewis is having difficulty with the
trousers because they keep slipping
off the press.
To eliminate this
problem, Petty Officer Lewis plugs one
of the red buttons so it is always in
the DOWN position.
This allows him to
hold the trousers steady with one hand
to prevent them from slipping and at
the same time use his other hand to
press the other red button.
Petty
Officer Brown does not have this
problem pressing the shirts because
one of the red buttons on the press he
is working on is already stuck and
inoperative.
SH1 Moore walks through
the ship’s laundry making rounds, sees
what is going on, and stops both of
them from working.
6-45.
The reason SH1 Moore stopped
both SH3 Brown and SH3 Lewis
from working was because they
were violating some of the
rules of safety while using the
laundry press.
How many safety
precautions did SH3 Brown and
SH3 Lewis violate?
1.
Five
2.
Two
3.
Three
4.
Four
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