975 2½”-10”.

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975 2½”-10”

Modification Overview Production of the 975 (21/2”-10”) began in 1990 and was discontinued in 2004.

Check Cover Removal Cover is o-ring sealed. Loosen bolts 1/2”. The spring load is now released from the cover and retained by the check subassembly. ** Verify spring load before removing all the bolts.

Check Valve Removal Center stem guided check assembly. Disc & spring subassembly. Slide subassembly straight out of seat and body.

Check Seat Removal Seats are bolted into the body and o-ring sealed. Remove the bolts and pull the seat straight out of the body. 4”-10” - Inspect plastic guide bushing in center of seat.

Check Disc Replacement Remove retaining nut and disc retainer.

Check Valve Reassembly Notes Reassemble checks in reverse order. Lubricate o-rings.

RV Cover Removal Cover is sealed by the diaphragm. There is no spring load on cover. Remove bolts.

RV Module Removal Module is o-ring sealed. Pull the module straight out of body.

RV Seat Removal 21/2”-6” RV seat is bolted into body and o-ring sealed. Remove the allen screws and pull seat straight out of body. 8”-10” RV seat is threaded and o-ring sealed.

Disassemble RV Module Module is spring loaded. Holding the module firmly, remove the stem bolt.

Disassemble RV Module Remove the guide bushing from the stem.

RV Disc Replacement Remove retaining bolt, disc washer, and disc. Reassemble in reverse order.

RV Reassembly Notes Bead on the edge of the diaphragm should face the disc end of the module. Lubricate o-rings. Push the module straight into the body. Diaphragm bead will line up with the groove on the RV body. Check the sensing line o-ring on the cover.