:DESCRIPTION
`7Above the conference room is a large metal room with a narrow catwalk
leading to two large cooling fans against the north wall. Three flights of
metal steps form a tilted “Z” dangerously close to the dual fans and lead
up to the heating level.
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    The fans are twirling wildly as they pull air from the room and push it
    out through the initial vents on the other side of the wall. Only a
    madman could have designed the access to the upper level so close to
    a pair of deadly spinning fan blades.
/ENDS35
/IFS35<>0
    The fans aren't moving now that you have turned the cooling system off.
/ENDS35
The ladder to the conference room leads down to the southeast.

:LOOKFANS
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    `2The fans are turning rapidly. A metal post is welded to the side of the
    catwalk near the spinning fan blades. A large, rusted on/off dial rises
    from the post.
/ENDS35
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    `2The fans aren't moving now that you have turned the cooling system off.
/ENDS35

:TURNDIAL1
`2The fans have already been turned off. Running the air conditioner this
time of year is not only unnecessary, but it's a waste of money as well.

:TURNDIAL2
`2You struggle with the large on/off dial but it refuses to turn. Your
shock-induced strength seems to be of no use.

:TURNDIAL3
`2You clamp the wrench to the rusted on/off dial. With some effort, you're
able to turn the dial to the “off” position. The rusted metal screams its
disapproval, but the fans at the north end of the room slow to a stop.

:SUPPORT
look x FAN x x LOOKFANS

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