As sem bly 21, Rf con nec tor 21, Di a phragm and cool ant oil 21 – Bird Technologies 6730B Series User Manual

Page 29: Assembly, Rf connector, Diaphragm and coolant oil

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Models 6736A and 6736-030A;

1. Replace the vent plug, P/N 2450-094, with the

shipping plug, P/N 2450-049. Make sure to use

the O-Ring seal to avoid leakage.

2. Stand the unit on its back end, with the connec-

tor up, and brace it if necessary to prevent it

from tipping over.

3. Loosen the 10-32 x 1-1/2 inch screw on the clamp-

ing band and remove the clamping band.

4. Grasping the RF connector, slowly lift the load re-

sistor assembly out of the radiator tank allowing

the excess coolant to drip back in.

5. Inspect the O-Ring seal to be sure it is free of

twists and positioned evenly around the beveled

flange of the resistor housing. If the O-Ring is

not soft and pliable or shows signs of surface

cracks, replace it with P/N 5-230.

Assembly

RF

Connector

To install a new connector, reverse the disassembly pro-

cedure. Be sure that the projecting center pin on the

connector is carefully engaged and properly seated

within the mating socket of the load resistor input be-

fore pressing it home.

Diaphragm

and Coolant

Oil

Models 6732B, 6734B, 6734B-030, 6737A and 6737-030A.

1. Put the diaphragm back in place on the radiator

tank.

2. Press the cuplike swelling in the center of the di-

aphragm down into the tank to remove the

trapped air bubble. To allow the air to escape,

pry the diaphragm away from the edge of the

tank.

3. Through the same opening add more oil, if neces-

sary, until the oil level is flush with the top of

the tank.

4. Replace the diaphragm cover and the clamping

band.

5. Tighten the clamping screw.

Maintenance

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