Increaser - 1 1/2'' NH-F TO 2 1/2'' IP-M

NFES #

000204

Initial Inspection/Disposal Criteria

Inspect for cracks, dents, bad threads, or obvious damage. Inspect for missing gasket and if gasket has cracking or stiffness.
Return to stock if item is clean, passes inspection and does not show indication of use.
Refurbish item if thread damage is repairable and if gasket can be replaced.
Dispose of item if cracked, dented or damaged beyond repair.

Refurbishing Procedures

A. Cleaning

Clean in parts washer, high pressure wash, or clean in a sink with mild detergent using a brush or scouring pad.
Rinse thoroughly.
Stand upright to drain and dry.

B. Repair

Replace gasket if stiff, cracked, or missing.
Inspect threads for damage. Use triangular file to “chase” threads.

C. Testing for performance

Check threads function by using appropriate female fitting.

D. Repackaging

NFES #000416, package 10 each in NFES #008076 (8” x 4” x 4”) or 60 each in NFES #008064 (10” x 8” x 6”) and label accordingly.
NFES #000204, #000854, #002235 package 10 each or 60 each in carton (cache option) and label accordingly.

Reference

Water Handling Equipment Guide, PMS 447-1

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