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Valve, Fuel Cylinder Control: Description: Description

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WARNING:

THE MANUAL SHUT-OFF VALVES ARE NON SERVICEABLE. DO NOT REMOVE THE MANUAL SHUT-OFF VALVE FROM THE CNG CYLINDER TANKS. REMOVAL OF THE VALVE MAY CAUSE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: THE COMPRESSED GAS IN THE CYLINDER TANK MAY RUSH OUT RAPIDLY ENOUGH TO CAUSE THE VALVE AND/OR THE CYLINDER TANK TO BECOME A PROJECTILE: MAY CAUSE A FLAME AT THE TANK AND/OR A FIRE TO OTHER NEAR BY COMBUSTIBLES; MAY CAUSE AN EXPLOSION OF THE CNG CYLINDER TANK; MAY DISPLACE OR DEPLETE AIR IN A CONFINED WORK SPACE; OR MAY CAUSE LEAKED CNG TO COLLECT IN CEILING LIKE AREAS IN SUFFICIENT QUANTITIES AND MIXTURE TO BECOME COMBUSTIBLE OR EXPLOSIVE.

Fig 1: Cylinder Tank Valve, Connectors & Lines
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The shut down solenoids are located in the manual valves on the CNG cylinder tanks.