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TM 5-4210-220-12 4-22.  AIR SYSTEM - Continued 4-22.6 Air Regulators - Continued REPAIR NOT Valve  must  be  removed  from  truck for repair. See REMOVAL preceding. (1) Remove  screws  (17)  from  base  of  valve. Lift off retaining cap (16) and plate (15). (2) Pull  exposed  hexagon  brass  portion  out  of valve.      Whole   inner   valve   assembly   is attached to this piece. (3) Remove   six   screws   (3)   and   lift   bonnet assembly from valve. (4) Remove    screws    (8).        Lift    out    jet    tube assembly (9).  Be careful not to bend the jet tube. (5) Remove cork gasket (10). (6) Push   downwards   on   the   seat   ring   (12). Force should be applied to the brass portion of  the  seat  ring  visible  from  the  top  of  the regulator.      Force   ring   out   of   bottom   of regulator. (7) Discard  seat  ring  (12)  seal  ring  (14),  cork gasket (10), inner valve assembly (13) and diaphragm (7). (8) Clean  all  remaining  components.    Be  sure all foreign matter is removed. (9) Coat  the  outside  of  the  new  seat  ring  (12) with  petroleum  jelly  (item  21  Appendix  E). Place  in  body,  brass  side  first.    Press  into place  being  careful  not  to  damage  rubber seal. (10)    Placecork gasket (10) into body (11). (11) Install jet tube assembly over gasket, aline sides  and  install  screws  (8)  Tighten  firmly. Be sure jet tube is positioned into outlet port of regulator. (12)    Insert  new  inner  valve  assembly  (13)  into valve   body.      Be   sure   screen   is   centrally located in the groove on the topside of the valve body. 4-356

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