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T M    1 0 - 3 8 3 5 - 2 1 9 - 1 4 (9) Remove   two   screws   (14)   and   separate   discs   (15   and   16)   from   disc   riser   (17). (10)   Remove   disc   riser   (17)   from   stem   (13). (11)   Unscrew   stem   (13)   from   bottom   of   bonnet   (1   1). b. Cleaning. l l l (1) (2) WARNINGS Prior   to   the   cleaning   of   any   parts,   have   an   industrial   hygienist   or safety    personnel    review    the    procedures    and    personal    protective equipment   to   be   used   in   the   cleaning   operation. Potential   health   hazards   result   from   inhalation   of   petroleum   solvent vapors   and   from   contact   of   solvent   with   skin.   Use   rubber   gloves   and hand   cream   for   protection,   and   work   with   adequate   ventilation. Dry   cleaning   solvent,   used   to   clean   parts,   is   potentially   dangerous   to personnel   and   property.   Avoid   repeated   and   prolonged   skin contact.   Do   not   use   near   open   flame   or   excessive   heat.   Flash   point of   solvent   is   100°F-138°F   (38°C-60°C). Clean   all   valve   components   with   dry   cleaning   solvent Dry    components    with    clean    wiping    rag. c. Inspection. (1) Inspect   bonnet   (11)   and   valve   body   (18)   for   cracks,   scored   mating   surfaces,   stripped threads    and    corrosion. (2) Inspect   for   bent   stem   (13)   and   galled   or   stripped   threads. (3) Inspect   sealing   surfaces   of   discs   (15   and   16)   and   valve   body   (18)   for   deep   scratches   and cracks. (4) Inspect   adapters   (6   and   13,   figure   6-5)   for   cracks   and   damaged   sealing   surfaces. d. .   d a m a g e d    o r    d e f e c t i v e    p a r t s .    R e p l a c e    a l l    s e a l i n g    C o m p o n e n t s. e. Assembly. Assemble  gate  valve.  Refer  to  figure  6-6. (1) Screw   stem   (13)   all   the   way   into   bottom   of   bonnet   (11),   then   back   out   stem   three   full turns.   Do   not   allow   stem   to   move   from   this   position. (2) While   holding   stem   (13)   in   place,   screw   disc   riser   (17)   onto   stem   until   bottom   of   riser   is flush   with   end   of   stem. (3) Position   discs   (15   and   16)   on   riser   (17)   and   install   two   screws   (14). Change 1 6-15

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