• Home
  • Download PDF
  • Order CD-ROM
  • Order in Print
Figure 11. Chassis assembly-solenoid valves. - Continued
Test counter receptacle connector J2

Indicator, Outlet Valve Leakage, M4A1
Page Navigation
  19    20    21    22    23  24  25    26    27    28    29  
img
. . . . . . .
TM 3-6665-209-35
8. Remove four nuts (21) and
corrected.
Make  certain  all
screws (22) which secure the
markings on the front panel are
terminal board TB2 (20) to the
legible. Repaint if necessary.
valve mounting bracket (15) and
(h) Apply 115 volts A.C. to the solenoid
remove the terminal board.
valves L1 and L4.
Each valve
(y) Front panel and related parts.
should  close  when  current  is
1. Remove four nuts (61, fig. 4),
applied.
lockwashers (62), and screws
(i) Apply 115 volts A.C. to the solenoid
(51) which secure the bracket
valves L2 and L3.
Each valve
(30) to the chassis base (31).
should  open  when  current  is
Remove the front panel with its
applied.
attaching parts from the chassis
(j) Check the pressure gage setting.
base.
The gage pointer should be on zero
2. Remove
two
nuts
(49),
of  the  graduated  scale.
If
lockwashers (50), and screws
necessary, adjust in accordance
(53) from each panel guide
with paragraph 23b(4).
bracket (23) and remove both
(k) Check the length of the test valve
the panel guide brackets and
spring.
It should measure three
the brackets (30) from the front
quarters of an inch.
panel.
(3) Assembly and installation.
3. Remove the screws (26) and
(a) Front panel and related parts.
lockwashers  (25)  from  each
1. Install two panel handles (19,
panel handle (19) and remove
fig. 4) on the front panel (42, fig.
the two handles from the front
3) and secure each handle in
panel.
place with two lockwashers (25,
(2) Cleaning and inspection.
fig. 4) and screws (26).
(a) Clean all parts with dry-cleaning
2. Position a bracket (30) and a
solvent and wipe dry with a clean,
panel guide bracket (23) on
dry cloth.
each side of the front panel and
(b) Check  all  wires  for  broken  or
secure each set of brackets in
cracked  insulation.
If  wire  is
place with two screws (53),
damaged or there is doubt as to its
lockwashers (50), and nuts (49).
condition, replace the wire.
3. Position the front panel with its
(c) Inspect all copper tubes for dents
related parts on the chassis
and cracks. If tubes are damaged in
base (31) and secure each
any way, replace the tubes.
bracket (30) to the chassis base
(d) Inspect the rubber tubes, washers,
with
two
screws
(51),
and  grommets  for  breaks  and
lockwashers (62), and nuts (61).
deterioration. Replace them if there
(b) Solenoid valves and related parts.
is any evidence of damage.
1. Position the terminal b ard TB2
o
(e) Inspect the terminals of the switches
(20,  fig.  11)  on  the  valve
and  terminal  boards  for  good
mounting  bracket  (15)  and
electrical conductivity.
secure it in place with four
(f) Inspect
the
threads
of
all
screws (22) and nuts (21).
components  for  burrs  or  other
2. Screw the filter mounting flange
damage. If threads are damaged on
(5) with the filter FL1 (6), the
nuts, screws, or pipe fittings, replace
filter holder (7), and the adapter
the damaged item.  If threads are
(11) into the solenoid valve L2
damaged on such components as
(4).
solenoid valves, retap the threaded
holes.
Note
(g) Check the front panel, the chassis
base, and the brackets for burrs,
Before installing the flange or any
bends, and distortion.
Replace
other  threaded  pipe  connection,
them if their condition cannot be
apply
AGO 8069A
26


Privacy Statement
Press Release
Contact

© Copyright Integrated Publishing, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.