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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-16.  HOSE BODY - Continued (3) Check  handle  function.    The  grasp  ring should pivot in the 'T' shaped bar without any binding.  The 'T' shaped actuator bar should   also   rotate   freely.      Replace   as necessary. (4) On a new handle, shorten actuator bar (4) as shown. (5) Apply  sealant  (Item  25,  Appendix  E)  to the   handle   mating   surface.      Install   the handle  on  the  door  and  attaching  using four capscrews (1). (6) Apply white grease (item 34, Appendix E) to the pivot points of the handle. c. Latch Repair. NOTE The    latch    cannot    be    repaired, replace if damaged. (1) Remove  compartment  handle  as  detailed in Handle Repair. (2) Remove  the  capscrews  (1)  and  locknuts (2)    that    retain    the    latch    (3)    to    the compartment door (4) Discard the locknuts. (3) Remove  the  latch  from  the  compartment door    through    the    opening    left    by    the compartment   handle.      Left   hand   upper compartment doors have two latches that are removed similarly 4-199

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