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TM 10-4930-241-13 2-16.  ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION FOR USE - CONT. e. Quick disconnect couplings.  Refer to figure 2-13. All  components  of  the  AFSSP  module  are  equipped  with  quick  disconnect  couplings  to  permit  rapid  assembly and disassembly of components.  The following instructions apply to all operator installation and removal tasks. WARNING Do not touch surfaces with bare skin.  Bare skin will freeze to metal surfaces in subzero temperatures.  Always wear arctic mittens when handling components. CAUTIONS Use care when connecting couplings to avoid getting metal, ice, snow, dirt, sand and debris on coupling mating surfaces or in hoses. To prevent leaks and ensure tight connections, make sure arctic gaskets (blue) are installed in all female quick disconnect couplings before connecting components. CONNECTION (1) Pull locking arms (1) out from female coupling (2). (2) Remove plug (3) from female coupling (2). (3) Pull locking arms (4) out from cap (5). (4) Remove cap (5) from male coupling (6). (5) Position male coupling (6) in female coupling (2) and hold in place. (6) Pull locking arms (1) back at the same time until arms are down against body of female coupling (2). (7) Verify  that  male  coupling  (6)  and  female  coupling  (2)  are  connected  by  pulling  on  couplings.    Couplings should remain securely connected and locking arms (1) must remain snug against coupling body. DISCONNECTION WARNINGS Do not disconnect hose couplings while fuel system is pressurized.  Hose ends may whip, causing severe injury to personnel and damage to equipment. When hoses are disconnected, spills may occur and the potential for fire exists. (8) Pull locking arms (1) from female coupling (2). 2-37

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