TM 10-3510-208-34 c.  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     non-metallic     parts     with     dry compressed air and a clean cloth. d.  Inspection and Repair. (1)  Inspect  all  parts  for  wear,  defects  and damage. (2)  Replace  defective  pad,  gaskets,  seals, or  washers  in  air  cylinder  or  replace  air  cylinder  if  not repairable. (3)   Replace   damaged   or   defective   parts, hardware, or mounting base as necessary. e.  Assembly. (1)  Insert  the  rod  (23,  fig.    7-19)  into  the head (24) and secure with nut (22) and setscrew (21). (2) Install the nut (20) and clevis (19) on the rod (23) and secure the clevis with setscrew (18). (3)  Install  the  seat  (17),  spring  (16),  seat (15), washer (14), pad (13), washer (12), collar (11), seal (10) and retainer (9) on the rod (23) and secure with nut (8). (4) Install the body (7), gasket (6) and head (5). (5) Install the elbow (4) and stud (3) on the head (5). (6)  Install  the  plug  (2)  on  the  head  (5)  and secure with cotter pin (1). f.  Installation.  Refer to figure 7-18 and install the air cylinder. 7-12.  Washer and Extractor Motors Base NOTE The following subparagraphs a thru apply to the EDRO Model   EP120-LTU   laundry   units   only.      In   a   similar manner,  perform  the  same  steps  for  the  EIDAL  Model ELT9T laundry unit. a.  Removal and Disassembly. (1)  Refer  to  paragraph  7-8  and  remove  the washer motor and drive belts. (2)  Refer  to  paragraph  7-9  and  remove  the extractor motor and hydro sheave. (3) Refer to paragraph 7-10 and remove the washer drive jackshaft assembly. (4)    Remove    bolts    (1,    fig.        7-20)    and lockwashers (2) securing the motors base to the washer extractor frame and remove motors base assembly (3). (5)  Remove  cotter  pin  (4)  straight  pin  (5) and plug (6) securing air cylinder. (6) Remove air cylinder (7). (7) Remove ball joint (8) from motor base. (8)    Remove    setscrew    (9)    and    nut    (10) securing motor guide rod. (9)   Remove   motor   guide   rod   (11),   drive spring (12), and drive spring retainer (13). (10)  Remove  guide  rod  (14)  from  washer motor base (22). (11)  Remove  screws  (15)  and  motor  base guide (16) from motor base (22). (12)    Remove    nuts    (17),    washers    (18), screws (19), washers (20), belt guard mounting brackets (21)   and   remove   washer   motors   base   (22)   from   the main drive base (26). (13)   Remove   nut   (23)   and   washer   (24), securing jackshaft leveler and remove jackshaft leveler (25) from main drive base (26). (14)   Remove   washer   motor   adjusting   nut (27) and screw (28) from washer motor base (22). 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.). Clean    all    parts    (except    jackshaft    leveler)    in cleaning    solvent    (Fed.        Spec.        P-D-680)    and    dry thoroughly. 7-40