re·fit 
(rē-fĭt)
(rē-fĭt)v. re·fit·ted, re·fit·ting, re·fits
v.tr.
To prepare and equip for additional use.
v.intr.
To be made fit again.
n. (rēfĭt′, rē-fĭt)
1. Repair of damage or wear: "a house ... in need of a major refit" (Nancy Holmes).
2. A secondary or subsequent preparation of supplies and equipment.