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TM  55-2915-335-30&P 2-15.  PUMP  HOUSING  /  MOUNTING  FLANGE  -  lNSPECT/REPAIR  (Cont) 2-15 c. d. Using a flashlight visually inspect cartridge bore surfaces in pump housing for burrs, scratches, or nicks. Preformed packings seat at three bore loca- tions C, D, and E. Each one is 1/4 inch (6,4 mm) from edge of bore chamfer as shown in illustra- tion. If a defect is found on any of the three seal- ing surfaces the defect must be removed flush with surrounding  surface.  Repair  and  inspect  cartridge bore as follows (1) (2) (3) (4) On outside of surfaces C, D, or E it is only necessary  to  remove  sharp  edges  from defects. This will prevent packings from be- ing cut or damaged when cartridge is in- serted. Within sealing areas C, D, or E defect must be  completely  removed  flush  with  surround- ing  area. Use 500 or 600 grit, wet or dry, emery paper moistened with water and polish bore diameter until either the sharp edges or entire raised portion of defect is removed. Lightly run your finger around the entire bore area and make sure you do not feel any defects per steps (1) and (2) above. After you are satisfied with the finish use a clean cloth moistened in cleaning solvent to clean  inside  of  bore. Inspect for torn or dented inlet strainer. If torn, replace strainer as instructed in the following paragraphs. If dented, open and close shutoff valve. Check that dented strainer does not contact shutoff valve. If shutoff valve touches  dented  strainer,  replace  strainer. GO TO NEXT PAGE 2-42

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