TM 10-3510-208-34 b. Cleaning. WARNING Clean   all   parts   in   a   well-ventilated area.      Avoid   inhalation   of   solvent fumes   and   prolonged   exposure   of skin    to    cleaning    solvent.        Wash exposed skin thoroughly. Dry cleaning solvent (Fed. Spec. P-D-680) used   to   clean   parts   is   potentially dangerous to personnel and property.      Do   not   use   near   open flame or excessive heat.  Flash point of solvent is 100 to 138F. (38 to 59C.). (1) Clean   all   metal   parts   with   cleaning solvent, Fed. Spec. P-D-680, and dry thoroughly. (2) Clean  all  non-metallic  and   electrical parts with dry compressed air and a clean cloth. c. Inspection and Repair. (1) Inspect all parts for wear, defects and other damage. (2) Repair   and/or   replace   all   damaged parts as necessary. d. Assembly and Installation. (1) Install   the   gasket   (42,   fig.   7-3)   and front head sheet (41) and secure with screws (40). (2) Install  the  seal  (39),  gasket  (38)  and clamp ring (37). (3) Install the door glass (36), gasket (35) and clamping ring (34) and secure with screws (33). (4) Install   the   hinger   bracket   (32)   and secure with rivets (31). (5) Install  the  lockwasher  (30)  and  screw (29). (6) Install  the  bushings  (27)  in  the  door (28). (7) Install the door assembly (26) and pin (25) and secure with cotter pins (24). (8) Install the sensitive switch (23) on the front  head  sheet  (41)  and  secure  with  lockwasher,  (22) and screws (21). (9) Install the locknut (20! and elbow (19) on the sensitive switch (23).  then connect all conduit. (10) Install the lock clamping cylinder (18) and secure with lockwashers (17) and screws (16). (11) Install  the  door  lock  support  (15)  and se cure with rivets (14). (12) Install  the  door  lock  catch  (13)  and secure with stud (12). (13) Install   the   door   handle   support   (11) and secure with rivets (10). (14) Install the washer door handle (9) and secure with stud (8). (15) Install   the   door   latch   link   (7)   and secure with pins (3 and 6), washers (2 and 5) and cotter pins (1 and 4). 7-4. Washer Cylinder a. Removal. (1) Remove  the  allen  head  screw  (1,  fig. 7-4),   lockwasher   (2)   and   lockplate   (3)   securing   the washer cylinder to the washer extractor. (2) Two    3/8    inch    (0.9525    cm)    tapped holes  are  provided  in  the  cylinder  hub  for  attaching  a wheel puller.  Use the puller to start the cylinder (4) and then carefully remove it from the washer-extractor. 7-5