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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-18.  PUMP, PIPING, AND VALVES-Continued (5) If   the   actuator   has   to   be   separated   from   valve   to   allow removal   of   valve,   remove   the   three   capscrews   (1)   and lockwashers (2) that retain the actuator (3) to the bracket (4). (6) Separate the actuator (3) from the bracket (4).  Remove the reducer (10) and coupling (11) and retain for installation. (7) Mark the position of the ball valve prior to removal. (8) Using two pipe wrenches, unscrew the ball valve (5) from the piping system. (9) Inspect   the   foam   piping   and   ball   valves   for   stripped   or corroded threads.  Replace defective parts. (10) Repair air actuator following  procedures  outlined  in  para.  4- 18.12. INSTALLATION (1) Apply pipe sealant (item 22, Appendix E) to the threads and install the ball valve onto one pipe end.  Be sure the valve is positioned the same as noted in REMOVAL preceding. (2) Install the second pipe into the ball valve.  Be sure the piping is in the same position as prior to removal. NOTE Actuator   should   be   remounted   on   the   ball   valve from which it was removed.  Adjust actuator stops each time valve is remounted. (3) Before  installing  actuator,  it  is  necessary  to  know  the  open and closed position of the valve. (4) Install the coupling onto the valve stem.  It will be necessary to apply a small piece of electrical tape (item 11, Appendix E) to obtain a tight fit between the valve stem and coupling.  This will hold the coupling in place while adjustments are made. 4-245

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