Monogram Systems
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
BASIC PN 15900
38-31-09
Page 301
May 17/02
DISASSEMBLY
1. General
NOTE: See TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING, to establish the condition of
component or most probable cause of its malfunction. This is to determine the
extent of disassembly required without completely tearing down and
rebuilding the components.
A. Disassembly instructions given herein presume that complete overhaul of the toilet
assembly is to be accomplished. Disassembly instructions cover disassembly only as
far as practicable; however, these instructions enable disassembly to provide adequate
access for inspection and cleaning. In some instances, partial equipment overhaul, or
overhaul of individual sub-assemblies only, may be required. In this event,
disassembly shall be conducted only to the extent necessary to accomplish removal
and installation of affected assemblies.
B. Prior to initiating disassembly operations, personnel shall carefully read all
instructions and study illustrations applicable to the equipment undergoing overhaul.
The toilet assembly shall be in a clean condition, free of contamination and residue,
before disassembly is begun. Refer to CLEANING if additional cleaning is required.
C. The disassembly procedures presented here provide instruction and sequence for the
removal of major components and most detail parts.
D. Each of the following paragraphs describes disassembly of the toilet assembly or a
component assembly. The part number of each assembly, to which the procedure
applies along with the corresponding exploded illustration figure, is noted in the
paragraph heading.
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