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TM 10-4930-247-13&P 2-10.  ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION FOR USE - cont. f. Non-Valved Dry Break Coupling Assembly.  Refer to figure 2-9. CAUTION To  prevent  damage  to  the  equipment  and  contamination  of  the  fuel  system,  use care when connecting couplings to avoid getting dirt, sand and debris on coupling mating   surfaces   and   sealing   components.      Do   not   remove   dust   caps   from couplings until components are ready to be connected. NOTES · All dry break type couplings are interchangeable.  A valved dry break coupling may be connected to either a valved or non-valved dry break coupling. · The  following  instructions  apply  to  all  operator  tasks  requiring  connection  of non-valved  dry  break  couplings.    One  coupling  is  shown.    The  others  are similar. (1) Twist dust cap (1) to the left and disconnect from coupling (2). (2) Twist dust cap (3) to the left and disconnect from coupling (4). NOTE One locking lug is larger than the other.  Both locking lugs match a socket in the mating coupling. (3) Mate locking lugs (5) on coupling (4) with sockets (6) in body of coupling (4). (4) Twist couplings (5 and 6) to the right (clockwise) until both couplings lock together. CAUTION If couplings can be separated, couplings are not connected correctly. (5) Twist couplings (5 and 6) to the left (counterclockwise) and test security of connection. CAUTION To   prevent   dust,   grit   and   sand   from   contaminating   couplings,   connect   caps together after couplings are joined. (6) Connect dust cap (1) to dust cap (3). 2-25

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