Tell the students that they must make sure that the O-ring is not twisted or cut during installation. Also, let them know that an improperly seated side ring flange or lock ring could fly off during inflation. Never attempt to seat the side ring flange or lock ring during or after inflation. Serious injury or death could occur. (ON SLIDE #53) (7) Step 7. Inspect all rim components to ensure that they are properly seated. Place rim and tire assembly in an inflation safety cage. (ON #54, 55) (8) Step 8. Using a pneumatic tire hose with an in-line inflator gage, inflate the tire to 40 psi maximum to seat both tire beads. Both tire beads should seat before reaching 40 psi. If tire beads fail to seat, deflate the tire, determine the cause of failure, and take corrective action. If needed, add additional tire and rim lubrication, and repeat this step. (ON #56) (9) Step 9. Visually inspect all rim components to ensure that are properly seated and allow the tire to deflate. (ON SLIDE #57) (10) Step 10. Install the valve core (2) into valve stem (1). (ON SLIDE #58) (11) Step 11. Inflate the tire to the normal operating pressure (see appropriate vehicle technical manual for proper tire psi). Visually inspect all rim components to ensure that they are seated. (ON SLIDE #59) (12) Step 12. Install the valve cap (3) onto the valve stem (1) finger-tight. (ON SLIDE #60) (13) Step 13. Remove the rim and tire assembly from the
Tell the students that they must make sure that the O-ring is not twisted or cut during installation. Also, let them know that an improperly seated side ring flange or lock ring could fly off during inflation. Never attempt to seat the side ring flange or lock ring during or after inflation. Serious injury or death could occur. (ON SLIDE #53) (7) Step 7. Inspect all rim components to ensure that they are properly seated. Place rim and tire assembly in an inflation safety cage. (ON #54, 55) (8) Step 8. Using a pneumatic tire hose with an in-line inflator gage, inflate the tire to 40 psi maximum to seat both tire beads. Both tire beads should seat before reaching 40 psi. If tire beads fail to seat, deflate the tire, determine the cause of failure, and take corrective action. If needed, add additional tire and rim lubrication, and repeat this step. (ON #56) (9) Step 9. Visually inspect all rim components to ensure that are properly seated and allow the tire to deflate. (ON SLIDE #57) (10) Step 10. Install the valve core (2) into valve stem (1). (ON SLIDE #58) (11) Step 11. Inflate the tire to the normal operating pressure (see appropriate vehicle technical manual for proper tire psi). Visually inspect all rim components to ensure that they are seated. (ON SLIDE #59) (12) Step 12. Install the valve cap (3) onto the valve stem (1) finger-tight. (ON SLIDE #60) (13) Step 13. Remove the rim and tire assembly from the
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