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TM 07661B-14/1 APPENDIX A (5) Connect valve rod (6) to AFFF shutoff valve by installing nut (7) on ball valve (8). (6) Install AFFF nitrogen cylinder.  Refer to paragraph 3-10c. (7) Pressurize system and check for leaks.  Use a soap solution of dishwashing detergent and water, to detect minor leakage. NOTE Slow bubble leakage only permitted through pipe joint compound in packings and gasketed joints.  No leakage permitted in taper threaded joints. (8) Return AFFF system to standby status, paragraph 2-12a. A 3-14.  DRY CHEMICAL TANK REPLACEMENT. For  ease  of  removal  and  installation,  the  dry  chemical  system  piping  should  be  removed  with  the  tank.    Before disassembling or removing system piping, adhere to WARNING below. 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 nozzle on hose reel. a. Removal. (1) Depressurize system, paragraph 3-12. (2) Remove dry chemical nitrogen cylinder.  Refer to paragraph 3-10c. (3) Disconnect hose (1, figure 3-7) from regulator tee assembly (20) in tank inlet piping. NOTE Be sure dry chemical shutoff valve is closed to prevent spillage during removal. (4) Disconnect hose reel inlet hose (3) from tank discharge plumbing at nipple (4). (5) Disconnect valve rod (5) from dry chemical shutoff valve by removing nut (6) from ball valve (7). (6) Remove  four  mounting  bolts  (8)  with  flat  washers,  lockwashers,  and  nuts.    The  mounting  hardware  is stainless steel.  Retain for reassembly. (7) Use suitable equipment to lift tank and piping from skid frame. b. Disassembly.  Remove piping from dry chemical tank as follows: (1) Remove hose (21, figure 3-7) from swivel adapter (22). (2) Uncouple two unions (9) in tank inlet piping. (3) Disconnect  hose  (10)  from  swivel  adapter  (23)  using  a  pipe  wrench,  unscrew  short  pipe  (12)  from  tank discharge port. (4) With a pipe wrench, unscrew short pipe (13) from vent port on top of tank. A 3-21

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