Installing The Tri-Valve Exhaust System Onto The Regulator - Kirby Morgan SuperLite 17B Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Note the step on the inside of the whisker clamps. These must
be oriented in the correct position to retain the whisker wings
properly.
WARNING
The exhaust valves must be correctly
installed in the exhaust valve inserts or
they will not seal correctly. This could
lead to a backflow of water into the hel-
met, which could expose the diver to any
contaminants that are in the surrounding
water. Depending on the contaminants,
this could lead to serious personal injury
or death.
ing line on bottom of the exhaust whiskers should be
5/16 inch behind the parting line on the main body.
7) Repeat this procedure for the port side.
8) Place the clamps around the grooves in each of
the two whiskers. Before doing the final tightening
of the clamps, make sure that they are positioned on
the body as shown.
7.15.4 Installing the Tri-Valve Exhaust
System onto the Regulator
1) The Tri-Valve Exhaust Main Body opening mates
to the regulator exhaust flange. This opening needs
to be worked onto the flange.
IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT attempt to stretch
the whisker wing onto the regulator flange by pull-
ing on the long part of the whisker wing. Doing this
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Note the correct alignment of the mold line that spans the
whiskers and the exhaust main body.
could possibly loosen or separate the parts. Grasp the
main body area of the whisker wing as shown, while
stretching the rubber onto the flange. Make sure that
the Tri-Valve Exhaust System is facing the correct
direction and is not upside down.
2) Place the clamps around the clamp seating surface
and tighten, making sure that the clamp screws are
properly positioned as shown in the drawing on the
next page.
The correct orientation of the whiskers relative to
the exhaust main body are as shown in the photo
here. Tighten the screws that hold the clamps until
the screws are snug. The threaded ends of the screws
should be at least flush with the outer edge of the nut
that holds them. Do not overtighten.
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