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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Good Valve <br /> Annually, inspect the flapper in the 71 SO to see that it is Deflection Shield <br /> open by looking down the drop tube opening (see in - with Poppet <br /> spection procedure below) . Test the 71 SO drop tube protected <br /> seals with CARB procedure TP-201 . 1 D . If the drop tube <br /> seal passes testing , no further maintenance is required . <br /> If the drop tube fails testing, replace the drop tube seal <br /> with OPW P/ N : H11931 M for 4" Tubes . Re-test the 71 SO <br /> drop tube with CARB procedure TP-201 . 1 D . The lower <br /> tube o-ring seal OPW P/N : H14840M can also be re - _ <br /> placed . If this does not correct the leak the 71 SO needs <br /> to be replaced . Bad Valve <br /> FOR TESTABLE MODELS ONLY : The socket adaptor Deflection Shield <br /> can be removed and poppet and float movement and with Poppet exposed <br /> function inspected without removing the valve . See <br /> Page 17 for full testing details . If replacement parts are <br /> needed for testable models the following items are ti 't <br /> available: OPW P/ N 206741 Testable Inlet Tube S/A, <br /> 206740 Socket Adaptor and Cable Assembly, and 61 SOK <br /> -0001 Float Kit. <br /> j Figure 27 <br /> CAUTION : Do not insert any foreign object into drop <br /> tube if flapper is in the closed position . For exam - Note: Figure 27 shows poppet location with float arm <br /> pie, a tank level measuring stick. This will damage not activated . <br /> the valve and void the Warranty. ALWAYS check <br /> flapper location before "sticking " the tank. If flap- INSP 4. Inspect the float by lifting upward . The float <br /> per is in the closed position, the tank is either over- should move freely without any binding . See Figure <br /> filled and you need to wait until the liquid level goes 28o <br /> down or the 71 SO is damaged and needs to be re- _ <br /> placed . hell <br /> Inspection Procedure to Ensure Proper Operation <br /> Note: For testable models valve does not need to be <br /> removed from tank. See page 17 for testable instruc- I == <br /> tions . <br /> INSP 1 . Remove the overfill valve from the tank as de- _ <br /> scribed in step 26 . Float <br /> INSP 2 . Visually inspect the valve for damage. Make <br /> sure no debris or foreign objects are in or on the valve . ' <br /> INSP 3 . With the float in the normal (down ) position, Figure 28 <br /> visually inspect the valve to ensure the poppet is not <br /> exposed outside the deflection shield . See Figure 27 . INSP S . View down the tube to ensure the poppet is <br /> moving into the flow path when lifting the float. See <br /> Figure 29 . <br /> 18 <br />