PERSONNEL HEATER OUTLET HOSE, TEE ASSEMBLY AND CONTROLS: REMOVAL, DISASSEMBLY, ASSEMBLY, AND INSTALLATIONREMOVALA Remove personnel heater outlet hose tee (p 14-66).B Remove screw (1) and flat washer (2) releasing bracket (3).C Remove screw (4) and flat washer (5) from lower end of retaining strap (6).D Remove two screws (7) and two flat washers (8) releasing retaining strap(6) and duct guard (9).E Remove duet (10) and assembled parts.DISASSEMBLYA Drive out two spring pins (11) releasing valve (12) from shaft (13). Discardspring pins.B Remove and discard cotter pin (14) releasing two flat washers (15) andspring (16).C Drop shaft (13) and attached parts from duct releasing valve (12).D Drive out and discard spring pin (17) releasing valve handle (18) and shaft(13).E Remove jamnut (19) and detent screw (20) from handle (18).ASSEMBLYA Install handle (18) on shaft (13). Secure with new spring pin (17).B Insert detent screw (20) in handle (18). Secure finger-tight with jamnut(19).C Insert shaft (13) up through duct (10) and valve (12).D Secure valve (12) to shaft (13) with two new spring pins (11).E Install two flat washers (15) and spring (16) on top of shaft (13). Securewith new cotter pin (14).FCheek detent action valve (12) and valve handle (18). Adjust detent screw(20). Lock in place with jamnut (19).INSTALLATIONABCDEFInstall personnel heater outlet hose tee assembly (14-66).Position duet (10) and assembled parts against drive/engine bulkhead.Aline holes in bracket (3), retaining strap (6), and duct guard (9) with holesin bulkhead.NOTESplined nuts (21) are force-fit nested on engine side ofbulkhead. If nuts have fallen out or are damaged, notifysupport maintenance.Position bracket (3) on duct (10). Secure with flat washer (2)and screw (1);finger-tighten.Position strap (6) on ducts (10). Secure bottom of strap (6) with flat washer(5) and screw (4); finger-tighten.Position duet guard (9) and secure forward end and strap (6) with flatwasher (8) and screw (7). Secure rear end of duct guard (9) with flat washer(8) and screw (7).Tighten screws (1, 4, and 7). Make sure splined nuts (21) are secure.14-68.1Change 4TM 9-2350-267-20
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