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TM 10-4930-250-13&P Drycleaningsolvent,P-D-680,TypeIII, ispotentiallydangeroustopersonnelandproperty.Eyeand skin  protection   is required.   Avoid  repeated  and prolonged   skin  contact.   Wash  hands immediately after  exposure.   Do  not  use near open flame  or  excessive heat.   Use only  in  areas with   good ventila- tion. Rubber  gloves  should  be worn  when  handling   fueling   system  componenets  due  to the toxic  effetcs  of some  fuel  additives   and the dry  cleaning  solvent. (5) Make  certain   all  components  are clean  and free  from  oil,  grease, or  dirt.   Wash  all  parts  with  an approved  dry cleaning  solvent  and dry  thoroughly   with  a clean,  lint-free   cloth. c.  Assembly (1) Place seal (26)  into  housing  (13)  with  the flat  surface  inserted  into  the housing.   Press into  place  with  fingers. (2) Insert seal retainer  (25).   Work  into  place with  fingers  to  seat seal (26)  and clear  groove for  seal wire  (24). Avoid  damage (scratching,   gouging,  etc.) to  housing  surfaces and  seal retainer  (25)  during  installation of  wire  seal.   Gouges or  burrs  may  cause valve to  malfunction. (3) Install  open  end of  seal wire  (24)  into  housing  (13)  at an angle and  slide seal wire  down  into  groove. Do  not interchange   lugs  between  the coupling   and the dust cap  on the three-inch   unisex  coupling. Dust  cap lugs  are made of  a different   material   and will   fracture  if  used in  coupling.    Refer  to appendix C for  correct  replacement   parts. (4) Install  screws (28) and lug  (29). (5) Install  screws (30) and lug  (31) (6) Instal  screws (32) and lug (33). (7) Instal  screws (34)  and lug (35). (8) Install  bumper  (27)  onto  housing  (13)  such that the tapered  edge is facing  toward  the  housing. (9) Insert valve ball  (10) into  housing  (13)  with  shaft flats  (37) on ball  aligned  with  shaft holes  in housing. (10) Lightly   lubricate  replacement  O-ring  (22) with  petrolatum  and install  bushings  (20)  and (21) and O-ring  (22) onto attaching-cable-side   shaft (19). (11) Place  0-ring   (23)  into  groove  in inside  end  of  attaching-cable-side   shaft  (19)  and insert  attaching-cable-side   shaft (12) into housing (13) and ball (10). NOTE It  is normally  possible to install the valve ball without regard to left-right  or  front-rear position. Occasionally,   however,  a ball  will   not be perfectly   machined  and the operating  shafts will   engage  in one position  only.   If  this  problem  occurs  when  installing   the shafts,  it  will   be necessary to  remove the valve  ball  and install   in a different   position  to  allow  the  shafts to align  properly   for  engagement with  the valve  ball. (12) Install  bushing  (17) onto  the handle-side shaft (12).   Lightly   lubricate  O-ring  (15) with  petrolatum  and install bushing  (16) and O-ring  (15)  onto handle-side shaft (12).   Place O-ring  (14) into  inside  groove in  handle-side shaft (12)  and insert handle-side  shaft (12) into  housing  (13) and valve ball  (10).   If  handle-side shaft (12) will   not  mate with  valve  ball  (10),  remove handle-side  shaft (12), rotate  valve  ball  (10)  and insert  handle-side  shaft (12).   Install retaining  screw (11)  to secure handle-side shaft (12) to valve ball  (10).   Hold  valve ball  (10) with  fingers while tightening   screw (11). 5-5

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