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c.
Install strap wrench around part to be
removed. Draw strap tightly through locking link.
Backshell will rest on nose of wrench (Figure 56).
d. Insert T-handle into socket of adapter tool to
provide holding (Figure 57).
e.
To
loosen
backshell
apply
force
counterclockwise as viewed from connector rear
(Figure 57).
f.
Tape backshell to bundle to prevent loss.
100. BACKSHELL
INSTALLATION.
Upon
completion of maintenance or modification the
backshell must be replaced. Proceed using the
following steps:
a. Remove tape from backshell and wire bundle.
Start backshell on connector by hand to prevent cross
threading.
Figure 55. Adapter Tool Accessories
b. Continue tightening by hand until the
98. ADAPTER TOOL ACCESSORIES. To hold the
backshell serrated teeth engage the teeth on the back
adapter tool and to keep the connector from turning
when installing or removing backshells, the use of a 1/4
of the connector.
inch drive T-handle is recommended. A strap wrench
c.
Select the correct adapter tool (Tables 5 or 6)
is used for installation and removal of backshells to
by series, T-handle and strap wrench (Figure 56).
apply even pressure without causing damage to
accessories (Figure 55).
NOTE
99. BACKSHELL REMOVAL. Backshells are used to
Select two strap wrenches for Series III
protect, shield, and add strength to connectors. When
receptacles.
modification or repair to the connector is necessary the
backshell must be removed. Proceed using the
d. Mate adapter tool to connector. Ensure white
following steps:
dot on adapter lines to master keyway of connector.
Spinning tool on connector will cause damage to tool
a. Select the correct adapter tool Tables 5 or 6 by
and/or connector.
series, T-handle and strap wrench (Figure 55).
NOTE
(1) Select two strap wrenches for Series III
receptacles (Figure 55).
Series III receptacles use a mating plug and a
second strap wrench.
b. Mate adapter tool to connector. Ensure white
dot on adapter tool lines to master keyway of
e.
Mount strap wrench opposite to step (d) on
connector. Spinning tool on connector will cause
mating plug to provide holding.
damage to tool and or connector (Figure 56).
(1) Series III receptacles use a mating plug and
a second strap wrench. Mount strap wrench opposite
to step c on mating plug to provide holding.
