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TM 10-4930-246-13&P a.    Three  spring  loaded collar  lock  pins  (1)  engage three cutouts (arched  notches) in  the flange  of  the collar  (2). When  the  collar  is in the  full  disengaged position,   the collar  lock  pins  prevent  accidental  rotation  of  the collar.   Two  of the  three  cutouts  in  the collar   are  normally   elongated  more  than the  third  and  are  used as a visual  wear  guide. 5 2 4 2 5 -5 3 Figure    1-2.  Safety  Interlocks b.     With  collar(2)   locked  in  disengaged position,   the flat  portion   of  a ramp  on  the collar   is  positioned  over  a flat  on the lever  (3)  and prevents  accidentally   opening  the  poppet  (4). c. Three  index  pins  (5)  mate with   three slots  in  a serviceable adapter flange  so that collar   (2)  aligns  with  flange lugs  during   engagement. d. On  a disengaged  nozzle  a portion   of  the  edge of  the lever  (3)  is beneath  the flat  portion   on  a ramp  on the collar (2).  The  collar   ramp  prevents  rotation  of   the lever  and accidentally  opening  the poppet  (4). e. When  collar   (2)  is  fully   engaged to  a serviceable  adapter,  the  collar  ramp  clears  the  lever  (3)  and permits rotation   to  the open  position. 1-6 Change    1

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