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TM 07661B-14/1 APPENDIX A (1) Loosen setscrew (3). (2) Loosen locknut (2). (3) Turn handle until it contacts the pressure relief (5). (4) Tighten setscrew (3). (5) Turn handle (1) clockwise until leak stops. (6) Tighten locknut securely. (7) Loosen set screw (3) in cap nut (4). (8) Rotate handle to desired position for normal operation. (9) Tighten setscrew (3). NOTE While positioning handle to its operating position, ensure that the handle, locknut, and shaft move together, and the locknut does not loosen. c. Hose  Reel  Chain.    Occasionally  the  drive  chain  on  the  hose  reel  may  need  adjustment  to  remove  tension  or slack.  Adjust as follows: (1) Loosen the two bolts (12, figure 3-23) securing the hose reel brake (30) to the frame (28). (2) Slide the hose reel brake bracket in either direction until proper tension is obtained.  Chain should be tight enough that it does not come off of sprockets, but not too tight to cause binding.  Sprockets must be aligned properly. (3) Tighten the two bolts securely. A 3-12.  REPLACEMENT OF PARTS, MINOR ASSEMBLIES, AND SUBASSEMBLIES. Replacement of parts, minor assemblies, and subassemblies is necessary due to failure, wrong adjustment, modification, and normal wear.  Replacement is normally the responsibility of organizational maintenance. NOTE Be  sure  new  replacement  seals,  gaskets,  cotter  pins,  hardware,  etc.    are  on  hand  before discarding such used items as directed in the replacement instructions. WARNING The  nitrogen  pressure  used  in  fire  extinguisher  operation  can  be  extremely  dangerous  to personnel if proper precautions are not taken.  Before attempting replacement of any part of' a system, close the nitrogen cylinder valve and vent all pressure in system by opening purge valve nozzle on hose reel. A 3-13.  AFFF TANK REPLACEMENT. For ease of removal and installation, the tank piping should be removed along with the tank, figure 3-6.  See WARNING above. a. Removal. (1) Depressurize system.  (See WARNING above.) Drain AFFF by removing fusible plug (1). (2) Remove AFFF nitrogen cylinder.  (Refer to paragraph 3-10c. A 3-18

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