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APPENDIX A TM 0766B1-14/1 WARNING Four pressure relief holes are drilled in the threaded portion of the filler cap approximately three threads before the cap is released.  If pressure is heard escaping through these holes while the cap  is  being  removed,  stop  removal  until  all  pressure  has  escaped;  otherwise  serious  injury  to personnel could result. (4) Measure depth of fluid remaining in AFFF tank with dipstick provided with the extinguisher (figure 3-1). The  number  of  inches  from  the  top  of  the  fill  collar  to  the  remaining  fluid  is  used  to  determine  the  gallons  of  AFFF concentrate required to obtain a 6% AFFF solution when the tank is filled.  See Table 3-6. (5) Pour required amount of AFFF concentrate into tank. (6) Fill AFFF tank with water to within 4-1/2 inches of top of filler neck. NOTE Use of a hose, if available, held against tank bottom while filling will aid in Fixing the solution and prevent excessive foaming. (7) Install cap and tighten hand tight. (8) Return system valves to normal or ready status, paragraph 2-12. c. Servicing  Nitrogen  Cylinders.   Replace  either  nitrogen  cylinder  when  cylinder  pressure  is  below  1700  psi, after comparing reading with table 3-7. (1) With cylinder valve closed and system depressurized, remove outlet adapter (1, figure 3-3) from outlet of quick-opening valve. (2) Loosen retaining bolts (2) and remove cylinder stop plate (3).  It is not necessary to remove the bolts completely. (3) Remove cylinder by pulling straight outward then up as the cylinder clears the slides on the cylinder support plates. (4) Install shipping cap (4) and return cylinder to field maintenance facility for recharging or replacement. (5) Install new cylinder and secure with stop plate.  Tighten retaining bolts securely. (6) Remove shipping cap, check cylinder gage to ensure cylinder is fully charged.  Compare with table 3- 5.  Momentarily open cylinder valve a small amount to clear any dirt from valve outlet. (7) Connect outlet adapter and high pressure hose to valve outlet and tighten securely. A 3-14

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