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TM 10-4930-250-13&P (13) Install  screw (18)  to attach attaching-cable-side   shaft (19)  to valve  ball.   Hold  valve  ball  with  fingers  while tightening  screw  (18). (14) If  removed,  install   spring (7)  and socket head screw (6)  into  handle (9),  place knob  (8) on handle and tighten. (15) Install  handle  assembly  (3) to  housing  (13)  using screws (5). (16)    Open  and close  coupling   valve  twice  to be  sure it  operates  properly. (17)    Place handle  assembly  (3) to housing  (13) using  screws (5). (18)    Thread attaching  cable (1) through  split rings  (2). 5.3  REPAIR  TWO-INCH    VALVED  UNISEX   COUPLING.    (Refer  to  figure  5-2) This   task  consists  of: a. Disassembly b. Inspection c. Assembly INITIAL SET-UP: Tools: Materials/Parts    Required: ToolKit,   General  Mechanics Solvent,  dry  cleaning (Appendix   B,  Section  III,   Item   1) (Appendix   F, Section  II,  Item  2) Chemical  and  Oil  Protective   Gloves Lint   free  cloth   (Appendix   F,  Section  II,  Item  3) (Appendix  B,  Section  III,   Item  2) Petrolatum    (Appendix    F, Section   II,   Item  5) Goggles (Appendix   B,  Section  III,   Item   2) O-ring  (Appendix   I,  Item  15) 0-ring   (Appendix   I,  Item   16) Seal (Appendix    I,  Item   17) Grit paper  (Appendix    F, Section   II,   Item   8) General Safety  Requirements: Equipment Condition: Two-inch   valved   unisex  coupling   removed   from   inlet WARNING (para.  4.8. 1) Fuels are toxic   and  flammable. Do   not  get  on person or  clothing. Do  not  use near  open  flame.    Area should   be well   ventilated. Using   dry  cleaning   solvents  incorrectly can cause injury    or  even  death. Fuel  is  flammable. Do   not  smoke. Rubber   gloves  should  be worn   when  handling   fueling   system  componenets   due  to  the  toxic   effetcs  of some   additives. NOTE Inspect   the  coupling   components    as they  are  disassembled. Repair   is  limited    to  replacement of unserviceable   components   discovered   during   disaseembly.    Removed   O-rings   and  seals shall  be replaced a.  Disassembly (1) Place handle  assembly   (1)  in  closed  position   and remove  dust  cap (2)  from  2  inch  valved  unisex  coupling   (3). 5-6

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