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CABLE ASSEMBLY AND CONNECTOR REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

TM  11-6625-3081-23 5-7. BASE  ASSEMBLY  ADJUSTMENT  (cont) 5-7 3 . Rotate regulator valve handle (5) to left to closed position. 5. Verify that gage (6) for regulated air supply indicates O psi. Activate  van  air  supply  in  accordance with  TM  11-6625-3085-12. DO NOT PLACE HANDS OR FEET UNDER BASE ASSEMBLY  WHILE  PNEUMATIC  SYSTEM  IS OPERATING. INJURY COULD RESULT. CAUTION Regulated air pressure on control panel must not exceed 125 psi or damage to equipment may result. Rotate  regulator  valve  handle  (5)  to the  right  until  regulated  pressure gage (6) indicates 20 psi. Isolator number 1 gage (7), isolator number 2 gage (8) and isolator number 3 and 4 gage (9) should also indicate 20 psi. Refer to paragraph 5-6 for position of isolators in base assembly. 7. Using regulator valve handle (5), increase air pressure in 10 psi increments  until  bench  assembly floats. Pressure should be between 115 to 125 psi. 8. When bench is floating and has stabi- lized, measure gap between pivot plate (1) and pivot plate sockets (2) at four corners of base assembly. Compare  measurements  recorded  in step 1. Measurements  should  show  an increase of 1/4 to 3/8 inch. All gaps should be equal ± 1/16 inch. 5-43

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