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Figure 5-1. Compressor Assembly Exploded view.
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CHAPTER  6 REPAIR OF SPRAY COMPONENTS

TM 5-4940-228-14 5-10. Engine Installation (Fig. 5-1). a. If a new engine is used, prepare it as follows: (1) Refer to TM 5-2805-257-14 and depreserve as instructed, install nipple and fuel filter. (2)  Install  deflector  (20)  on  engine  (21)  ex- haust flange with two each bolts (19), washers (18) and nuts (17). (3) Bolt  front  bracket  (15)  and  rear  bracket (16)  on  to  engine  (21)  by  using  twelve  each  bolts (13) and washers (14). (4) Rotate engine (21) shaft until key way  is up, insert key (11), slide sheave (9) and bushing (10) on to engine (21) shaft. Start bushing bolts, but do not tighten. b. Place engine (21) over mounting slots on plat- form  (70),  install  four  bolts  (7),  washers  (6),  and nuts (5). Do not tighten nuts since engine (21) will require  movement  during  alignment. c. Push  engine  (21)  towards  compressor  (35), place both belts (8) over compressor (35) and engine (21) pulleys, Pull engine (21) back, away from com- pressor  (35),  to  put  tension  on  belts  (8).  Snug  any two mounting bolts (7) to prevent engine (21) from moving. d. Align  engine  sheave  by  loosening  both  bush- ing  (10)  bolts  and  sliding  sheave  to  line  up  with compressor pulley. Tighten both bushing bolts. e. Hold engine (21) back, away from compressor (35), while tightening all four bolts (7) and nuts (5). Correct belt tension is 3/8 to 5/8 inch (1 to 1.5 cm) depression  in  the  center  of  each  belt  (8)  when  de- pressed with your thumb with a moderate pressure (about 20 lbs) (9 kg). f. Attach fuel line (12) to engine (21), clamp fuel line (12) to rear engine mount (16). g. Place belt guard (4) on platform (70) and line up mounting holes. Install and tighten two bolts (2) and four nuts (1). 5-11. Removal of Compressor (Fig. 5-1). a. Remove belt guard (4) by removing four nuts (1) and two bolts (2). Lift belt guard (4) off platform (70). b. Loosen nuts (5) and bolts (7) on bottom of en- gine (21) brackets (15 and 16), Slide engine (21) to- wards compressor (35) and remove both belts (8). c. Remove unloader pilot line (27). d. Loosen all three pulsation chamber (57) nuts (53) and bolts (55) four or five turns. e. Remove  compressor  (35)  mounting  nuts  (32) washers (33) and bolts (34). f. Disconnect union (28) nut between compressor (35)   and   pulsation   chamber   (57).   Remove   com- pressor (35) from platform (70). 5-12. Compressor Installation (Fig. 5-1). a. Place compressor (35) over mounting holes on platform (70), line up union (28) and hand tighten union nut. b. Install and tighten compressor (35) mounting bolts (34) and washers (33) and nuts (32). c. Tighten  pulsation  chamber  (57)  mounting bolts (55) and nuts (53). Tighten union (28). d. Install unloader pilot line (27). e. Install belts (8) on to engine (21) sheave and compressor (31) pulley. f. Pull  engine  (21)  back  away  from  compressor (35) while tightening all four engine (21) mounting nuts (5) and bolts (7). Correct belt tension is 3/8 to 5/8  inch  (1  to  1.5  cm)  depression  in  the  center  of each belt (8) when depressed with your thumb with a moderate pressure (about 20 lbs) (9 kg). g. Place belt guard (4) on platform (70) and line up mounting holes. Install and tighten two bolts (2) and four nuts (1). 5-6

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