TM 10-4610-242-134-25. QUICK ACTING VALVE ASSEMBLY REPAIR - cont.(7)Install spacer (17) on stem (23).(8)Install handle (16) and locking nut (15) on stem (23) Tighten locking nut only enough to draw parts together.(9)Set handle (16) to closed position.(10)Carefully slide ball (14) into body (25) Groove in ball must engage bottom of stem (23).(11)Install body gasket (12) and seat (13) on end fitting (11).(12)Install body gasket (9) and seat (10) on end fitting (8).(13)Position end fittings (8 and 11) on body (25).(14)Install eight bolts (7) and lockwashers (6) Screw nuts (5) onto bolts until hand tight.CAUTIONGap between end plates and body is normal. Do not attempt to close this gap by over-tightening the nutsInternal seats could be damaged and handle will be very difficult to turn.(15)Using a cross pattern, tighten eight nuts (5) one turn.(16)Rotate handle (16) to open position, then back to closed position. Handle movement should be firm, but nottight or loose.(17)Repeat steps (14) and (15) until force required to move handle (16) is correct.(18)Tighten locking nut (15) until spring washers (18 and 20) are fully compressed, then back off nut 1/4 turn.(19)Rotate handle (16) to open position, then back to closed position. Pressure required to move handle shouldhave increased, but handle should not be tight.NOTEEnsure that anti-seize tape is applied in the same direction as the treads.(20)Apply anti-seize tape to male threads of male coupling (3) and female coupling (2).(21)Screw female coupling (2) and male coupling (3) into valve (4).NOTEEnsure gasket is fully seated in groove of coupling.(22)Install gasket (1) in female coupling (2).(23)Install quick acting valve in water system (para 3-4a).(24)Startup water system (para 2-12c) and check valve for leaks and proper operation.4-67
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