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TM  10-4930-250-13&P 2.8    SYSTEM   COMPONENT   REPLACEMENT.    (Refer  to figure  2-27.) The  following   procedures  are  provided  to  assist in  the  "hot"   replacement  of  system components  due  to  an operational casualty.  System defueling  is  not  required  if  the  replacement  component  is  immediately   available.   If  the  system will   be shut down  for  an extended period  of  time,  defueling  IAW   para.  2.7  is  recommended,  if  the  situation  permits. In  the  event  the  casualty  results  in  fuel  leakage,  immediately   isolate  the leaking  component  by  closing  the nearest  valves upstream  and  downstream  of  the  failed  component. 2.8.1    REPLACE  ENGINE   MODULE.    (Refer to figure  2-27.) WARNING The exhaustsystemwill   remain hot for some time after engine shut down. Avoid contact  with exhaust systemcomponentsuntil    they have cooledsufficientlyfor safe handling. Seriouspersonalinjury  may  occur    from contactwith hotmetal.   • Seriousinjury  couldoccur  if heavyequipment is moved/liftedwithout sufficientpersonnelto do the job. Always use sufficientpersonnelto   move or   relocatethe enginemodule.Use proper physical liftingproceduresoruse a suitableliftingdeviceor dolly.   Wear   safety   shoes,gloves, and other suitable protectiveclothing.   a. Removeenginemodule(7) from pump-enginemoduleIAW para.2.4.d.  b. Install enginemodulein (7) pump-enginemoduleIAW para. 2.4.k. 2.8.2 REPLACE PUMP-ENGINEMODULE . (Refer to The  exhaust  system  will   remain  hot  for   some time  after  engine  shut down.   Avoid    contact  with exhaust  system  components  until   they  have  cooled  sufficiently for  safe handling.    Serious  personal injury   may  occur   from  contact  with   hot  metal. Serious  injury   could  occur  if  heavy  equipment  is  moved/lifted    without   sufficient   personnel  to  do  the job.   Always   use four  personnel  to  move  or  relocate  the pump-engine   module.   Use proper   physical lifting   procedures  or  use a suitable  lifting   device  or  dolly.   Wear   safety  shoes, gloves,   and  other suitable  protective   clothing. a. Shut  down  system  IAW   para.   2.5.  1. b. Close  unisex  coupling  valves  on pump  inlet  manifold   (1)  and  inlet  wye  (2). c. Close  emergency  fuel   shutoff  valve  (3). d. If  installed,   remove  acoustic  cover  IAW   para.  2.5f. e. Remove  air  cleaner  and  install  dust  cap IAW   para.  2.9m.   Stow  air  cleaner  in  accessory  module  (4). I. Disconnect  cables W201  (5)  and W202   (6) from  engine  module  (7). Stow cables in  accessory module  (4). g. Disconnect  the  inlet  wye  (2)  from  the pump  inlet   manifold  (1). h. Close  unisex  coupling   valves  on  suction  hoses (8)  and  disconnect  the  two  suction  hoses (8)  from   the pump  inlet manifold  (1). i. Close  unisex  coupling   valves  on  3"  x  6'   discharge  hose (9)  and  disconnect  the  3"  x  6'   discharge  hose (9)  from  the pump outlet  (3). j. Drain   pump  inlet  manifold   (1)  of  fuel. k. Remove  pump-engine   module  (10)  and position   replacement  pump-engine   module  for  connection   to  system IAW para.  2.4h. 2-39

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