(h)
Open
pressure
regulator
until
gauge
indicates 2,200 + 100 psi (15,158 ± 690
KPa).
(i)
Close shut-off valve number one.
(j)
Open shut-off valve number two to relieve
the outlet pressure.
(k)
Reconnect leakage apparatus.
NOTE
The priority valve assembly should reseal when
air escape ceases. Reseal pressure will be
indicated on pressure gauge number one and
should not be less than 200 psig (1,380 KPa).
(I)
Cycle the priority valve assembly through
test procedures specified in steps (a)
through (j) and check for leakage.
(m) Cycle the priority valve assembly through
test procedures specified in steps (a)
through (e) and check for leakage.
(n)
If priority valve is defective, refer to
PRIORITY VALVE ASSEMBLY (Section V)
and repair valve.
d.
Repair or Replacement. This paragraph
contains information necessary to repair and replace
worn or defective parts prior to assembly.
(1)Minor nicks, scoring or scratches on non-critical
surfaces may be smoothed with crocus cloth per
Federal Specification P-C458.
(2)Replace all o-rings removed during disassembly.
(3)Replace all threaded parts having worn, stripped
or damaged parts.
(4)Replace identification markings or plates if
markings are illegible.
c.
Assembly.
To
assemble
the
air
purification/dehydrator group, proceed as follows
(see Figure 8-2):
NOTE
Assure that o-rings (32) are in place in
the ten-micron filter before adaptors (31)
are installed.
(1)
Assemble elbows (17) to cylinder (19, 22,
23, 24 and 25). Screw in nipple (21) in
priority valve (20) and assemble to cylinder
(22). Screw in adapter (27) into ten-micron
filter (19) and attach to cylinder (25).
(2)
Assemble nipple (15), check valve (14), tee
(13), and elbows (17, 16) on mechanical
filter (18).
(3)
Position mounting brackets and attach
mechanical filter (18) and cylinder (19, 22,
23, 24 and 25) using screws (12), washers
(11) and nuts (10) to control panel.
NOTE
Elbows should be positioned as shown in Figure
8-2 on the mechanical filter and cylinders.
NOTE
Do not completely tighten screws (12) and
nuts(10) until tube assemblies have been
installed.
(4)
Assemble tube assemblies (4, 5, 6, 7 and
8) to cylinders.
(5)
Install tube assembly (9) at elbow (26), tube
assembly (3) at elbow (17), tube assembly
(2) at elbow (16) and tube assembly (1) at
tee (15).
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Mechanical Filter Assembly (See Figure 8-3).
The following paragraphs contain disassembly, cleaning,
inspection, repair or replacement and assembly
instructions for the mechanical filter assembly.
a.
Disassembly. Disassemble the mechanical
filter assembly only to the extent necessary to repair or
replace a defective part or parts.
(1)
Remove tee (13, Figure 8-2), check valve
(14), nipple (15) and elbows (16, 17) from
filter (18). Reassemble as required.
(2)
Unscrew and remove filter element and
head (3) subassembly from cylinder head
(7).
(3)
Remove o-ring (4) from cylinder (7).
NOTE
Perform step (4) only when o-ring (6) is
damaged and replacement is necessary.
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