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TM    10-4930-248-13&P 5-3. CCR    NOZZLE, PISTON MODEL, ASSEMBLY REPAIR -  continued. WARNIN Drycleaning solvent,    P-D-680    Type    III,   used   to  clean   parts   is  potentially dangerous to  personnel     and   property.     Use   in  a  well   ventilated     area   as  the   fumes are   dangerous if  inhaled.    Avoid    repeated    and   prolonged     skin  contact.     Do   not   use near   open   flame   or  excessive     heat.   Flash   point   of  solvent    is  138'F. NOTE There   shall   be  no   evidence    of  leakage    during   flow   conditions, binding,    valve chatter,    distortion, or  requiring    excessive     force   at  connecting     and  disconnecting of the   nozzle    to   the  test   adapter. (2)    Pressure    test  with   nozzle   in  the  OPEN   (flow)   position. (a) Position    nozzle    handle    (1)  in  the   CLOSED    (no   flow)   position    and  connect    nozzle   assembly     (9)  to test   adapter    outlet    (2)   and   test  adapter    inlet  (3). (b) Close   valve    (8)  and   move.  nozzle   handle    (1)  to  the   OPEN   (flow)   position. (c) Adjust    pump    (5)   to  5  psig   at  the  nozzle   inlet   gage   (4)   and  maintain    pressure     for   I   minute    maximum. (d) Slowly    increase    pump    (5)   pressure     to  90   psig   at  gage   (4)  and   maintain    pressure 1 minute    minimum. (e) Reduce    pump   (5)   pressure    to  20   psig  and   open   valve   (8). (f)    With   nozzle   handle    (1)  in  the  OPEN    (flow)   position,    remove    nozzle   from   adapter    (2).   There    shall   be no   evidence     of   leakage     from    the   nozzle    discharge end. (g) Move    nozzle    handle     (1)   to  the   CLOSED (no   flow)   position    and   reduce    pump    (5)  pressure to  zero. (3) Pressure test   with   nozzle    in  the   CLOSED     (no  flow)   position. (a) Move   nozzle    handle   (1)  to  the  CLOSED    (no   flow)   position. (b) Disconnect Nozzle    (1)  from   test  adapter    outlet   (2). (c) Adjust    pump    (5)  to  5  psig  at  the  nozzle   inlet   gage   (4)  and   maintain    pressure     for   I  minute    minimum. (d) Slowly    increase    pump   (5)   pressure    to  90  psig   at  gage   (4)   and   maintain    pressure    for   I   minute minimum. (e) Reduce    pump    pressure     to  zero. (f) Move   nozzle   handle    (1)  to  the  OPEN    (flow)   position. (g) Adjust   pump    (5)  to  5  psig   at  the  nozzle   inlet   gage   (4)  and   maintain    pressure     for   I  minute   minimum. (h) Slowly    increase     pump   (5)   pressure    to  90  psig  at  gage   (4)  and   maintain    pressure     for   I  minute minimum. (i)    Reduce     pump    pressure to  zero. 0) Move   nozzle   handle    (1)  to   the  CLOSED    (no   flow)   position;    disconnect nozzle    assembly     (9)  from test   adapter     (3)   and   install   dust   caps. 5-40 Change 1

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