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Repair of the working brake cylinder
Brake Cylinder 1 - dust cap; 2 - bleeder valve; 3 - dust cover; 4 - piston; 5 - O-ring; 6 - a sealing ring of the piston;
| 7 - the case of the working brake cylinder; 8 - a spring; 9 - a sealing ring of the piston; 10 - the piston; 11 - dust cover. |
Dismantling PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. Remove the dust covers on both sides of the working brake cylinder. | 2. Pushing through the housing of the brake cylinder pistons and remove the spring. | 3. Remove the piston seals. | 4. Remove the dust cap, loosen the bleeder valve and remove the steel ball. | A warning Do not use oils, solvents, kerosene, or gasoline to clean parts of the working brake cylinder. If you use them as a cleaning agent residues can remain on their details and further damage the rubber seals.
| 5. Rinse the parts slide in pure denatured alcohol and dry them with compressed air. |
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Assembly PERFORMANCE ORDER | 1. Place the O-rings on the pistons. | 2. Lubricate all internal parts with clean brake fluid. | 3. Install the spring, pistons, and dust covers. | 4. Install the steel ball, screw the bleeder valve and install the dust cap. |
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