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REM Automatic Applicator - Maintenance

c. Secure the two (2) nuts together at that
dimension by rotating the nut next to barrel
rearward until the two (2) nuts will not turn
on the shaft.
d. Tighten the two (2) nuts by holding each
with a 9mm wrench and rotating wrenches
in opposite directions.

14. Place gasket [21] into chamber [100] of body
assembly [25].

Secure the new gasket in place with the

large hole at the bottom.

N O T E

15. Slide barrel assembly into the body chamber
[104] while aligning the transformer/barrel
electrical contacts.

16. Secure the barrel/cascade assembly [18]
to body assembly with nut [19] and tighten.

Nut [19] should be secured hand tight

only with spanner wrench. Never apply
more than 10 lb•ft torque.

C A U T I O N

!!!!!

17. With the needle valve assembly and piston
shaft [30] fully forward, secure lock nuts [35] and
[36] onto extension [22]. Allow 1/8-inch gap
between nut [35] and shaft [30].

The need shaft assembly travel must be

adjusted so that the air valve is always
triggered first. If the air does not turn on
before the fluid, readjust nut [17] and [22].

C A U T I O N

!!!!!

Projection on nut [36] must face the rear

of applicator.

N O T E

18. Place spring [38] on nut [36].

19. Place spring [37] into piston housing [39],
and secure housing onto body assembly [25].

Ensure plug [40] is inserted into piston

housing.

N O T E

20. Insert fluid line seal [64] into barrel chamber
[101].

21. Insert connector [65] into barrel chamber [101]
and secure in place with retainer nut [67].

Transformer Assembly

ransformer Assembly

When removing or installing the low volt-

age cable. DO

DO NOT

NOT

NOT rotate the assembly.

This can cause damage to the contact pins
or to the bottom of the tranformer/hook as-
sembly.

C A U T I O N

!!!!!

The low voltage cable MUST

MUST

MUST be re-

moved before removing the transformer/
hook assembly.

C A U T I O N

!!!!!

Replacement

1. Remove the low voltage cable. (See “Low
Voltage Cable Replacement” in this section.)

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