TM 5-3820-245-14&P
D. Remounting of Pump
1. Align the pump with the bolts on the drive unit assembly and replace nuts and lockwashers to secure the pump in
place.
2. Connect the hydraulic fittings and hoses to the pump.
CAUTION
Remember to replace suction release adapter plug.
Refer to Paragraph 6-1.
6-3. CONTROL VALVE BANK REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
The control valve bank is a six sections, (includes inlet and outlet valve). Each valve section is identified per use in
illustration of valve bank assembly, Figure 6-18. Starting at right side, this valve section, P/N 40019, is an outlet
section containing no working parts. The next valve section is a regenerative valve section, P/N 39050. The next
two valve sections are double acting valve sections, P/N 40022. The next valve section is a double acting free flow
control valve, P/N 39627. The last valve section is an inlet valve section, P/N 40017. Inlet valve section pressure
setting should be 1450 P.S.I.
NOTE :
Before starting any repair functions, read Paragraph 6-1. Read all instructions pertaining to control valve
bank thoroughly before starting any repairs. Refer to Parts Manual for part numbers.
A. Removal of Control Valve Bank
1. Before removing, mark each valve and all the hoses that connect to the valves in order to simplify
remounting procedures. The marking must be one which will provide a more permanent mark, so much so
that the mark will not only positively identify the valve, but will ensure that the mark will not be washed off
or rubbed off during disassembly and repair functions.
2. Having marked the hoses, disconnect them. Remove all fittings from the valves. Remove the attaching
hardware and remove the valve bank as an assembly.
CAUTION
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE VALVE IN THE FIELD.
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