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TM 10-6630-236-13&P SECTION A GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS (A)    Place  silver  casting  on  heater  as  shown  and  attach  with  4  #8  X  1/2  pan  head  sheet  metal  screws provided. (B)  Place item 5 in casting, as shown in drawing, and screw item 6 onto it.  Tighten, using one 9/16 wrench and one 5/8 wrench and secure firmly. (C)  To assemble the flame test burner, remove the 2-56 screw first from the burner support (Item 5) and attach  the  flame  test  burner  assembly.    Reinstall  the  2-56  screw  and  secure  firmly.    Unit  is  now  ready  for operation. 3.  OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: (Per ASTM D92) (A)  All  tests  should  be  made  in  a  room  free  of  excessive  drafts.    The  room  or  compartment  should  be darkened  sufficiently  to  allow  the  flash  to  be  readily  seen,  and  the  operator  should  avoid  breathing  over  the surface of the test oil. (B) Suspend the thermometer in a vertical position by the thermometer holder (Item 2) so that the bottom of the bulb is ¼ ” from the bottom of the cup, and a point half way between the center and back of the cup. (C)  Fill  cup  with  the  oil  to  be  tested  in  such  a  manner  that  the  top  of  meniscus  is  exactly  at  filling  line  at ambient temperature. (D)  Viscous  samples  should  be  heated  until  they  are  reasonably  fluid  before  being  poured  into  the  cup; however the temperature during heating must not exceed 100°F below the probable Flash Point. (E)  Use a test flame approximately 5/32 of an inch in diameter, the same six as the flame guide.  Adjust valve (Item 11 on assembly drawing), if needed, until flame compares to the flame guide. 2 of 3

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