The following slides depict how to recognize and repair a clogged foam screen on 8413 and 8414. This...

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The following slides depict how to recognize and repair a clogged foam screen on 8413 and 8414. This is for informational purposes only! This should only be performed when you are unable to receive foam out the pump.

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Page 1: The following slides depict how to recognize and repair a clogged foam screen on 8413 and 8414. This is for informational purposes only! This should only.

The following slides depict how to recognize and repair a clogged foam

screen on 8413 and 8414.

This is for informational purposes only! This should only be performed

when you are unable to receive foam out the pump.

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Locate Officer’s side pump compartment.

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Access door on Officer’s side showing shut off valve.

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Supply foam concentrate valve shown in off position. Valve located in officer’s side access

pump compartment.

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Close up view of foam concentrate valve. (Close prior to

screen removal)

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Remove screen with proper wrench. Plug faces toward front

of engine.

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Note the 3 bolts holding the protective guard in place. May need to remove for easier access.

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Picture dictates underneath officer’s side pump compartment area. Guard removed for access

and clarity.

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Close-up view of supply line with removed screen.

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Use caution when removing screen. Counter clockwise will remove. Clockwise to install.

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Example of removed clogged screen.

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Side view of clogged screen.

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Clean screen prior to installation. Only use clean water to remove

debris.

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Picture of reinstalled screen.

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Remember to reopen foam concentrate supply line after

install.