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Summary of Contents for 3366

Page 1: ...or attempting any service or maintenance procedure to your machine could result in injury to you or to other personnel damage to the machine or to other property could occur as well you must have training in the operation of this machine before using it If you or your operator s cannot read English have this manual explained fully before attempting to operate this machine Si Ud o sis operadores no...

Page 2: ...REAKERS 1 17 HOPPER LIFT SIDE BROOM LEVER 1 18 HOPPER DUMP RETURN CONTROL LEVER 1 18 THROTTLE CONTROL 1 18 CHOKE CONTROL 1 18 MAIN BROOM LIFT 1 19 WORK LIGHT SWITCH OPTIONS 1 19 LIGHT SWITCH OPTIONS 1 19 HORN BUTTON 1 19 GLOW PLUG DIESEL 1 19 CAB OPTIONS NOT SHOWN 1 19 LOW OIL SHUT DOWN 1 19 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 20 PRE START CHECK LIST 1 20 TO START ENGINE 1 20 TO OPERATE SWEEPER 1 20 TO STOP ...

Page 3: ...AIR FILTER ELEMENT 1 42 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 1 42 BRAKE DRUM ADJUSTMENT 1 43 COOLING SYSTEM 1 43 COOLANT LEVEL 1 43 RADIATOR 1 44 DRIVE BELTS 1 44 BATTERY 1 44 GAS TANK 1 45 HOPPERADJUSTMENT 1 45 STEERINGADJUSTMENT 1 45 LP GAS SYSTEM 1 46 LP GAS VAPORIZER REGULATOR QUICK CHECK 1 46 LP GAS FUEL TANK 1 46 PNEUMATIC WHEELS 1 46 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC FORD 413 ENGINE 1 47 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM FORD ...

Page 4: ...ns 104 19 Diesel Engine 2 56 Air Intake System Diesel 2 58 Fuel Water Extractor 2 59 Exhaust System 2 60 Radiator Shroud 2 62 Fuel Tank Line 2 63 Instrument Panel 2 64 Hydraulic Hose System Variable Dump 2 66 Hydraulic Hose System Low Dump 2 68 Ford VSG 413 Wiring 2 70 Ford VSG 425 Wiring 2 72 Perkins 104 19 Wiring 2 74 Decals 2 76 LP TANK SYSTEM 174 PARTS LIST CHAPTER 3 3 1 Safety Air Cleaner 3 2...

Page 5: ... Timed Shaker Motors 3 49 Left Side Broom Option 3 50 Vacuum Side Brooms Option 3 52 Tire Options 3 54 Windshield Wipers Cab 3 55 Vacuum Wand Option 3 56 Wet Sweep Bypass Option 3 58 Filter Warning System Option 3 60 Ford 413 Exhaust System 3 62 Ford 423 LP System OHG Carburetor 3 64 Ford 413 LP System 3 66 Pulse Air 3 68 Pulse Air Electrical Schematic 3 70 Pulse Air Hydraulics 3 72 Index 3 73 War...

Page 6: ...eel angle MECHANICAL SYSTEMS Brakes Foot operated with hand operated locking drum brakes Brooms Main Lift and height adjustment Side Lift SWEEPING SYSTEM Type Direct throw Hopper 27 cubic feet 1500 lbs 680 Kg Filter Area 170 square feet Main Broom Length 50 inches 127 cm Diameter 16 inches 40 6 cm Bristle length 4 25 inches 10 8 cm Features broom lift and adjustable broom height for wear compensat...

Page 7: ... cm WEIGHT 3366 Gas Variable Dump 3700 lbs 1678 Kg 3366 Gas Variable Dump w Crate 4200 lbs 1905 Kg ENGINE DATA FORD VSG 413 Bore and Stroke 2 91 x 2 97 in 7 39 x 7 54 cm Oil Capacity 3 5 quarts 3 3 liters Displacement 79 CID 1 3 liters Fuel Regular Unleaded Gasoline Maximum Power 53 7 hp 4000 RPM Operating Speed 2600 RPM FORD VSG 423 Bore and Stroke 3 78 x 3 125 in 9 60 x 7 94 cm Oil Capacity 4 0 ...

Page 8: ...American Lincoln 1 7 3366XP 59 5 151 1 cm 45 2 114 8 cm 35 8 90 9 cm 97 0 246 4 cm 120 0 max 304 8 cm 63 0 160 0 cm 30 2 76 7 cm 30 2 76 7 cm 70 5 179 1 cm C 0100 MACHINE DIMENSIONS ...

Page 9: ...31 49 76 110 153 267 130 22 40 63 95 138 191 338 545 818 151 24 44 70 108 155 216 378 18 33 47 114 19 34 55 85 20 35 54 132 22 39 62 95 5 9 13 32 6 10 16 20 37 49 120 23 41 64 156 21 34 49 120 C C C C F F F F C Coarse Thread F Fine Thread Torque values for 6 through 1 4 are lb in All others are lb ft NOTE Decrease the torque by 20 when using thread lubricant The torque tolerance is on torque value...

Page 10: ...4 72 80 12 1 3 16 12 65 70 1 1 16 12 125 135 14 1 3 16 12 65 70 1 3 16 12 160 180 16 1 7 16 12 92 100 1 5 16 12 200 220 20 1 11 16 12 125 140 1 5 8 12 210 280 24 2 12 150 165 1 7 8 12 270 360 O Ring Face Seal Not Defined for this tube size NOTE Parts must be lightly oiled with hydraulic fluid O RING SIZE CHART Part Number 2 00 04962 2 00 04963 2 00 04964 O D 0 441 0 629 0 879 I D 0 301 0 005 0 489...

Page 11: ...13 0 203125 5 1594 45 0 703125 17 8594 64 64 7 0 21875 5 5563 23 0 71875 18 2563 32 32 15 0 234375 5 9531 47 0 734375 18 6531 64 64 1 0 25 6 3500 3 0 75 19 0500 4 4 17 0 265625 6 7469 49 0 765625 19 4469 64 64 9 0 28125 7 1438 25 0 78125 19 8438 32 32 19 0 296875 7 5406 51 0 796875 20 2406 64 64 5 0 3125 7 9375 13 0 8125 20 6375 16 16 21 0 328125 8 3344 53 0 828125 21 0344 64 64 11 0 34375 8 7313 ...

Page 12: ...operly lubricated at factory check before starting engine No special break in oil is used and recommended number of operating hours before the initial oil change is the same as normal See Maintenance chart 5 Check radiator coolant level Permanent type antifreeze is added at the factory to provide protection to approximately 35 F 37 C To retain this protection level always add 1 2 part water to 1 2...

Page 13: ...specially overhead 13 Carry no passengers on the machine 14 Set parking brake when leaving the machine Chock block the wheels if the machine is to be parked on a grade ramp or is to be worked on 15 Never leave the operator s seat with the engine running 16 Report damage or faulty operation immediately Do not operate the machine until repairs have been completed 17 Maintenance and repairs must be d...

Page 14: ...nt panel to the right of the hour meter The gauge is mechanical and activated by a sender in the engine It displays the engine oil pressure in PSI VOLT METER See Figure 2 The volt meter is located on the control panel to the left of the fuel gauge The meter indicates the charging or discharging of the battery When the key is in the accessory position the gauge will register approx 12 volts The met...

Page 15: ...fan switch This is a momentary switch that will activate the filter shaker motors Hold the switch for 20 to 30 seconds to activate the shaker motors When the shaker motors have been activated the brooms and impeller fan will stop The shaker motors will only operate with the hopper in the SWEEP position The switch is not on the control panel if the machine is equipped with the CDC Dust Control Filt...

Page 16: ...urned to the left ACCESSORY position will allow the following additional items to be activated a Turn Signals b Instrument Gauges 3 The key turned to the right IGN ON position will allow all the items listed above to be activated This position will not start the engine 4 The key turned to the far right START position will start the engine This position is a momentary position The key will revert t...

Page 17: ...he pedal The machine will move in reverse 4 Increase the foot pressure on the lower portion of the pedal to increase the reverse speed 5 To stop the machine put light foot pressure on the opposite end of the accelerator and directional control pedal If the machine is moving forward put light foot pressure on the lower portion of the pedal If the machine is moving in reverse put light foot pressure...

Page 18: ...G DIESEL WARNING It is advised that in no circumstances should either or any other unauthorized starting aids be used at the same time as the Glow Plugs To operate the glow plugs the following procedure should be adopted 1 Before operating he starter motor press the GLOW PLUG button for approximately 20 to 30 seconds 2 With the GLOW PLUG button still depressed engage the starter motor until the en...

Page 19: ...back to the RETURN position The hopper will rotate back and the hopper will lower to the seated position Release the lever once the hopper has been seated in the body of the sweeper WARNING Never turn off the engine with the hopper in the lifted position THROTTLE CONTROL See Figure 10 The throttle control is located to the left of the choke on the console To raise the throttle to the full throttle...

Page 20: ...r the SWEEP position should be used for normal sweeping and will result in increased broom life The FLOAT position should be used only when sweeping in extremely uneven areas WORK LIGHT SWITCH OPTIONS The work light switch is located under the light switch to the left side of the steering wheel It allows the operator to work the rear work light option when the headlights are on LIGHT SWITCH OPTION...

Page 21: ...red in below freezing temperatures run engine at not over 1 2 throttle with machine standing still for 5 to 10 minutes to warm engine and hydraulic oil TO OPERATE SWEEPER 1 Make sure parking brake is released 2 Lower the side and main broom to the floor The main broom control may be placed in either the FLOAT or SWEEP position See Figure 10 3 Turn Broom Fan Switch on 4 Pull engine throttle to UP p...

Page 22: ... Once the hopper rotation speed doubles the hopper lift lever will work Raise the hopper to the desired level MINIMUM OF 8 or 20 cm OF LIFT REQUIRED by pulling back the hopper lift lever to the RAISE position 4 Drive forward 12 to 18 inches slowly with the hopper up before completing the dump cycle 5 Push the hopper rotation and dump lever to the DUMP position to complete dump cycle 6 Drive in rev...

Page 23: ...tor turn shaft 90 3 After towing turn shaft 90 to its original position DUST FILTERS The Filter Panel can be periodically removed from the hopper and blown off with compressed air not to exceed 100 P S I or cleaned with soap and water Do not attempt to use Filter Panels that have not dried completely OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS VIEW OF DRIVE PUMP FROM FRONT OF MACHINE DRIVE PUMP TOW VALVE SHAFT C0192 F...

Page 24: ...the standard for constant dust control at the sweeping broom Less operator attention is required for all sweeping conditions WARNING To prevent possible injury from the compressed air blast emitted from the multi jet filter cleaning heads stop engine before opening the hopper filter chamber The air cleaning system removes dust from the vacuum fan induced air stream flowing through the sweeper hopp...

Page 25: ...the hopper air stream the flow drag across the filter and increase the dusting around the main broom Release of filter cleaning air through the multi jet heads into the filter clean air shroud flow tubes is from the cyclic opening of four exhaust valves Valve opening is sequential and from the pilot valve stepper The stepper is energized by the manifold compressed air supplied through a pressure p...

Page 26: ... the tank and with the locating pin in position 10 Park the machine in a shaded cool area when not in use 11 Keep the LP tank service valve closed when the tank is not in use 12 Never overfill LP tank Fill the LP tank to the recommended weight stamped on the tank 13 Use care in handling LP tanks Never drop or drag them 14 Always store and transport LP fuel tanks with the safety relief valve in the...

Page 27: ... breakage of external fittings or hoses It permits flow in either direction but stops outward flow if that flow becomes excessive 3 Filler Valve This valve is optional If this valve is not present the tank is filled through the service valve 4 Liquid Level Gauge This gauge is optional LP LIQUID WITHDRAWAL SYSTEM The liquid withdrawal LP fuel systems are made up of six components Those components a...

Page 28: ... tank in a designated safe area Select a filled LP tank and observe it for damage or leaks Carefully install the filled tank in the machine so that the tank centering pin enters the aligning hole in the tank collar This assures that the tank is positioned properly so that the safety relief valve liquid level gauge and service valves will operate properly Fasten the tank retaining bracket so that t...

Page 29: ...1 28 American Lincoln 3366XP 11 28 27 10 2 30 30 31 20 21 12 34 14 4 13 29 31 25 3 36 37 38 15 8 25 1 7 19 25 16 35 25 25 22 5 6 18 25 23 26 6 16 35 33 9 24 C0260 SERVICE CHART ...

Page 30: ...ush end for end 19 Clean or replace panel filter Perform recommended engine maintenance See engine manual EVERY 100 HOURS 20 Change crankcase oil 21 Change engine oil filter 22 Lubricate drive wheel swivel bearing 23 Lubricate front wheel bearings 24 Lubricate steering gear box 25 Lubricate all moving joints 26 Check brake pads for wear and adjust accordingly 27 Lubricate the clamp ends of the thr...

Page 31: ...f liquid silicon lubricant EVERY 500 HOURS 4 Check hose tubing and connectors for leaks and kinks 5 Tighten the compressor belt if loose 6 Check for dust leakage in clean air plenum 7 Check the vacuum fan impeller EVERY 1000 HOURS 8 Check manifold pressure for 35 40 PSIG 9 Check and clean multi jet heads for caked dust in ports EVERY 2000 HOURS 10 Check hopper filter for dust leakage EVERY 5000 HO...

Page 32: ...nto main aisle See Figure 17 3 After the machine has made a sweeping run 4 Push and hold the filter shaker control button for 20 to 30 seconds the filter shakers will shake to unload accumulated dust The main broom and fan will turn off automatically The filter shakers only work when the hopper is in the sweep position 5 Sweep debris from main aisle See Figure 17 6 Overlap of broom paths when swee...

Page 33: ...ough the grease fitting 4 Lubricate all other moving joints of the machine with 10 oil 5 Lubricate the clamp ends of the throttle cable with NAPA 765 1363 or equivalent anti seize lubricant HOW TO OPEN THE ENGINE COVER The engine cover encloses the entire engine radiator and hydraulic reservoir assembly The cover can be swung open to completely clear the assembly and allow easy access to the engin...

Page 34: ...reen 4 Fill the reservoir until fluid is visible in the sight glass that is located on the side of the reservoir Do not overfill 5 Close the hydraulic reservoir breather filler cap 6 Close the engine cover HYDRAULIC OIL COOLER The hydraulic oil cooler is located next to the radiator The cooler can be accessed by opening the engine cover The oil cooler core must be kept clear of debris and dust SUC...

Page 35: ...th clean fluid 11 Put the cleaned strainer in the hydraulic reservoir 12 Rotate the strainer clockwise into the bottom of the hydraulic reservoir Stop rotating the strainer when it is hand tight 13 Put the reservoir plug removed in step six back in the hydraulic tank drain and tighten 14 Open the breather filler cap 15 Fill the reservoir with new FORD type F automotive transmission fluid The capac...

Page 36: ...R STEERING CYLINDER RESERVOIR RETURN FILTER 2 5 PSI AUXILIARY MANIFOLD 2 0 GPM S B T P 1000 PSI 2000 PSI 2300 PSI VACUUM FAN MOTOR 34 CIR RETURN MANIFOLD SIDE BROOM MOTOR 2 8 CIR MAIN BROOM MOTOR 4 5 CIR OIL COOLER H 1 0 GPM HOPPER CONTROL VALVE IN OUT BYD C D A B A A B B LIFT CYLINDER LOCK OUT VALVE LIFT CYLINDERS DUMP CYLINDER ROTATION CYLINDER C1446 ...

Page 37: ...G VALVE 6 2 CIR RESERVOIR STEERING CYLINDER 25 PSI RETURN MANIFOLD MAIN BROOM MOTOR 4 5 CIR OIL COOLER SIDE BROOM MOTOR 2 8 CIR AUXILIARY PUMP 1 20 CIR P T S B 1000 PSI AUXILIARY MANIFOLD 2 0 GPM 1 0 GPM 2300 PSI H 2000 PSI IN OUT RETURN FILTER HOPPER CONTROL VALVE VACUUM FAN MOTOR 34 CIR E BYD A B DUMP CYLINDERS BYPASS VALVE ...

Page 38: ... 14 Put the broom lever in the UP position 15 Back the machine off the test spot 16 Inspect the polished area where the broom swept for broom bristle contact with the floor The area of broom bristle contact with the floor should be 2 to 3 inches or 5 to 8 cm wide MAIN BROOM LEVEL ADJUSTMENT The main broom level is factory set and should not need adjustment if the level gets out of adjustment and t...

Page 39: ...at a 3 degree angle when lowered SIDE BROOM REPLACEMENT Put the side broom lift control in the UP position Remove the retaining screw in the bottom middle of the side broom part number 18 on page 26 27 Remove the side broom Transfer the side broom flange spacer screws washers and nuts to the replacement side broom part numbers 18 19 21 22 23 24 and 25 Put the replacement side broom on the shaft Pu...

Page 40: ...ntamination CDC STEPPER SEALS Refer to the repair kit NOTE Thoroughly clean and avoid contamination CHARGING THE CDC STEPPER ACCUMULATOR Newly installed systems and service repair may permit valve steppers that uncharges the accumulator to extend the stepper cam pilot pin This pilots to open an exhaust valve The valve will bark or chatter as the manifold attempts to fill with compressed air Correc...

Page 41: ... as hoses and clamps secure and in good condition to prevent entrance of unfiltered air Over maintenance can cause more damage than good Removing the air filter element more often than is needed allows contaminants to enter the engine unnecessarily AIR FILTER The engine air filter housing includes a dust cap and a dry cartridge type air filter element The dust cap must be emptied of dirt daily The...

Page 42: ... dust out of the element WARNING Wear approved eye protection when using air or water hoses to prevent eye injury CLEANING AIR FILTER ELEMENT A Air Hose B Filter Element 10 After cleaning the air filter element 8 24 04106 inspect it for damage by placing a bright light inside The slightest rupture requires replacement of the filter Clean and inspect the ends of the element They should be unbroken ...

Page 43: ... not damaged Tighten the wing nut attaching the element 12 Install the dust cap with the arrows pointing up Tighten the clamp ring to hold it in place Check all intake hose connections for leaks or abrasion 13 Reset filter monitor after any filter service 14 Retract the hopper GENERAL MACHINE MAINTENANCE A B A P4503 FIGURE 29 P4505 FIGURE 30 TENSION KNOB PARKING BRAKE BRAKE PEDAL PULL ROD AXLE NUT...

Page 44: ...f radiator cap rubber seal Make sure it is clean and free of any dirt particles Rinse off with clean water if necessary When replacing cap on radiator also make sure radiator filler neck is clean WARNING Never remove the radiator cap under any conditions while the engine is operating Failure to follow these instructions could result in damage to the cooling system or engine and or personal injury ...

Page 45: ...water in the opposite direction to normal airflow Open door for access Check all hoses and connections for leaks If any of the hoses are cracked frayed or feel spongy they should be replaced DRIVE BELTS The drive belt s should be properly adjusted at all times A loose drive belt causes improper alternator fan and water pump operation and overheating Overtightening the belt may result in excessive ...

Page 46: ... secure 3 Using the adjusting screw set the hopper square in the machine with equal clearance between the wheel wells and the outer edges of the hopper on both sides Set the jam nut STEERING ADJUSTMENT 1 Loosen the mounting hardware at the steering pivot bracket 2 Rotate the rear wheel yoke to a 90 full left turn posi tion Be sure the cylinder is fully extended 3 Tighten the mounting hardware FILL...

Page 47: ...vice personnel LP GAS VAPORIZER REGULATOR QUICK CHECK Turn on the ignition switch and open the radiator cap Check the coolant for bubbles If bubbles are present the vaporizer may have a leaking gasket or may have developed a pinhole leak allowing the LP fuel to enter the cooling system LP GAS FUEL TANK The LP tank is located on top of the engine cover in the tank mounting bracket Use only the prop...

Page 48: ... C NC VRS TO BE USED WITH OPTIONAL SHUT DOWN CARB SOLENOID GAS ONLY 4 1 SPARK PLUGS DISTRIBUTORLESS IGNTION COIL 3 2 VRS VRS 2 3 BLANK 1 5 BLANK V BATT 8 CDO PHASE A CDO PHASE B 11 12 U E S C 6 7 ECT 10K 1 WATT OCT 2 OCT 1 GROUND 9 4 10 ECT 2 R2 ECT1 NO SM SW HO SW C B F SW M4 30 87A BROOM FAN SOLENOID LIFT ARM CYLINDER LOCK OUT SOL HELD CLOSE BY HOPPER C NC LALO SW VARI DUMP ONLY OPS FGS WTS GAS ...

Page 49: ...A H PB 13 36 18 C OPTIONS 37 11 A 11 CB 7 CB 6 CB 5 25 4 A 4 25 A 25 B USED ON DIESEL 21 A 2 8 10 11 A 11 B 37 WT I 4 E G S D HM C 32 15 16 5 33 B 4 E FG I G S 13 A OP I S G 4 C 33 17 INSTRUMENT LIGHTS ARE OPTIONS VM I G 4 E 33 B 4 D 33 A NOTE PLUG TOGETHER WIRE 22 END OF WIRE B THAT GOES TO 6 ON TD 1 WITH JUMPER WIRE AS SHOWN CAP ALL OTHER WIRES GOING TO TIMER D 1 38 B F SW 3 A 20 4 B 4 C SM SW 3...

Page 50: ...OPPER HELD CLOSED BY HOPPER RESISTANCE C NO LIFT ARM CYLINDER LOCK OUT SOLENOID LALO SW VARI DUMP ONLY I G I S G I S G I S G VM OP WT FG OPS WTS FGS WORK LIGHT CLOGGED FILTER WARNING SYSTEM ELECTRONIC LT HEAD LIGHT RT HEAD LIGHT SIDE BROOM LIGHT LT TAIL LIGHT LT BRAKE LIGHT RT TAIL LIGHT RT BRAKE LIGHT LT RT REAR FRONT FRONT REAR BACKUP ALARM L SW 1 FU 1 2 BR SW BRN BRN FLASHER INDICATOR YEL BLU G...

Page 51: ...ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM FORD 425 ENGINE 1 50 American Lincoln Technology 3366XP Operator s Manual ...

Page 52: ... OPENS 5 PSI BROOM AND FAN SOLENOID BROOM AND FAN SOLENOID 30 30 87A 87A B F SW B F SW HO SW HO SW SM SW SM SW HELD CLOSED BY HOPPER HELD CLOSED BY HOPPER HELD CLOSED BY HOPPER HELD CLOSED BY HOPPER C C NO NO LIFT ARM CYLINDER LOCK OUT SOLENOID LIFT ARM CYLINDER LOCK OUT SOLENOID LALO SW VARI DUMP ONLY LALO SW VARI DUMP ONLY I I G G I I S S G G I I S S G G I I S S G G VM VM OP OP WT WT FG FG OPS O...

Page 53: ...3 B LEFT HEAD LIGHT LEFT HEAD LIGHT SIDE BROOM LIGHT SIDE BROOM LIGHT LEFT FRONT TURN SIGNAL LEFT FRONT TURN SIGNAL LEFT TAIL BRAKE LIGHT LEFT TAIL BRAKE LIGHT LEFT REAR TURN SIGNAL LEFT REAR TURN SIGNAL SM SM 24 C 24 C 31 C 31 C SM SM BLK BLK WHT WHT BLK BLK WHT WHT 22 22 7 7 SMJ WH SMJ WH HO WA HO WA BR SW BR SW BU SW BU SW 11 A 11 A 11 B 11 B 25 25 25 A 25 A 11 11 11 A 11 A 24 24 HORN HORN 6 6 ...

Page 54: ...t Head Cap Screw KNH Knurled Head Screw MHHC Metric Hexagon Head Cap Screw PHM Pan Head Machine Screw RHD Round Head Drive Screw RHM Round Head Machine Screw RHW Round Head Wood Screw SHC Shiny Crown Cap Screw SHTB Shoulder Thumb Screw SQ Square Head Screw TB Thumb Screw THM Truss Head Machine Screw WELD Weld Stud WG Wing Screw ABBREVIATIONS SETSCREWS HS Hexagonal Socket Setscrew S Slotted Setscre...

Page 55: ...mber description and quality of parts needed 3 Give shipping instructions for either freight UPS or parcel post Parts and supplies listed in this manual can be ordered from the following address MACHINE CATALOG NUMBERS MACHINE CATALOG NUMBERS 578 530 578 531 578 532 578 533 578 534 578 535 578 530 578 531 578 532 578 533 578 534 578 535 Gas Variable Dump Sweeper 413 Ford Engine Gas Low Dump Sweepe...

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