TM 5-4310-343-35
NOTE: A one to one mixture by volume of toluene (specification TT-T-548A)
cellosolve acetate (Carbon and Carbide Chemicals Co., New York, N.Y.) may be
used in small amounts for thinning Dag.
No.
213 (No Military Specification
Equivalent) to replace evaporated solvent and also to clean up. Apply graphite
coating until a uniform layer of 0.005 to 0.008 inch (on diameter of cylindrical
components) thickness is achieved. If piston is sprayed without the rings (items
(4), figure 6-8) installed, mask the ring grooves.
This masking also applies to
plunger (17) if the rings (15 and 16) shown in figure 6-10 are not installed.
b. Replacement.
If damaged parts cannot be repaired by recoating with graphite, replace them.
Replace all
preformed packings, gaskets, and non-metallic components (except those electrical components which have been
determined to be in proper operating condition).
Replace all valves and springs which are components of the basic
compressor (see figures 6-6 through 6-10).
5-12. Reassembly and Testing
a. Moisture Separator
(1) Refer to figure 6-2 and reassemble moisture separator as follows:
(a) Reassemble all parts in reverse order of disassembly. Apply grease MIL-G-4343 to all packing O-
rings, back-up ring, and male threads.
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