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9. Closely examine the
VALVE SPRING (23)
with the use of a magnifier, checking for any signs of corrosion. Discard if found.
CAUTION: If the initial intermediate pressure was lower than 135 PSI (9.3 bar), indicating that the VALVE SPRING (23) has
weakened, replace the SPRING and DO NOT attempt to reuse.
10. Remove and discard the
PISTON HEAD O‐RING (27)
and the
PISTON SHAFT O‐RING (25)
. DO NOT attempt to reuse them.
11. Carefully remove the
HP SEAT (24)
from the end of the
VALVE PISTON (26)
shaft by carefully inserting a 1/16" in diameter
drift pin, or a blank drill bit, through the opening in the center of the Piston's Head
(Fig. 11)
. Using firm, steady force, press
the pin through the
VALVE PISTON
(26)
until the
HP SEAT (24)
exits the end of the Shaft.
DO NOT
use impact tools to “drive”
out the
HP SEAT (24)
. Discard the
HP SEAT (24)
and
DO NOT
attempt to reuse.
Fig. 11
12. Remove the CO2 cartridge, or HP hose fitting, from the
BODY (21)
prior to cleaning.
REASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
NOTE: Prior to Reassembly, it is important to inspect all parts, both new and those being reused, for
defects and damage. Inspect to insure that all o‐rings are clean and supple, and all parts and
components have been thoroughly cleaned and dried in accordance to the General Service Procedure
(Doc. No. 12‐2202‐r02). Inspect all critical sealing surfaces for scratches or imperfections.
WARNING: Use only genuine Oceanic parts, subassemblies and components whenever assembling
Oceanic products. DO NOT substitute any Oceanic part with a part from another manufacturer,
regardless of any similarity in shape, size or appearance. Doing so may render the product unsafe, and
could result in serious injury or death to the user.
1. Lubricate and install the
PISTON SHAFT O‐RING (25)
onto the shaft of the
VALVE PISTON (26)
, and the
PISTON HEAD
ORING (27)
onto the head of the
VALVE PISTON (26)
. Set the
VALVE PISTON (26)
aside, standing on the flat surface of its
head.