Columbia Coronado 25, Owenrs Manual

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SECTION 5
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5.10.2 (continued)
2. The remote supply tank must be bolted with stainless
steel bolts and washers to the appropriate support.
It must be equipped with a cut-off valve.
3. The remote tank and stove shall be connected by a
continuous length, with no splices or joints, of Aeroquip
Hose No. 2651-5, protected with Aeroquip Fire Sleeve No.
624-12. The hose assembly shall be assembled in accordance
with the following diagram, using fittings indicated.
indicated.
4. No substitutions whatsoever should be made.
5. After the assembly of the stove and tank are completed
perform the following tests.
a. Close the valve on the tank. Pump air pressure to
10 psi and observe the pressure gauge for
possible tank leaks.
b. If no leaks are observed in test "a"
above, then with all valves on the stove
closed the valve on the tank shall be
opened and the pressure drop noted after
five (5) minutes. This small (approximately
one lb.) pressure drop is caused by air
filling the system and is expected. The
tank/stove system shall be left with this
pressure applied for a minimum period of
five (5) hours.
c. During the final inspection the following tests
shall be made of the stove/tank system.