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The Survival Blog (James Wesley, Rawles) has an excellent three part series on how to write operating instructions for you prepping group. Trying to remember how everything works is a guaranteed failure with the rule of three being very applicable here.
Part 1) http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-1/ (http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-1/)
Layout of a typical Instruction Manual
Part 2) http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-2/ (http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-2/)
Suggested Topics to include in your Instructions. Possible mistakes to avoid in your Instructions. Example of Instructions
Part 3) http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-3/ (http://survivalblog.com/your-brain-on-paper-how-to-write-useful-operating-instructions-by-m-r-part-3/)
Continuation of example Instruction manual with more detail.
These three articles are worth doing a cut/paste and saving in your documents.
[edit] to describe each part, above.