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How do I convert a gas spring from linked to self-contained operation?

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How do I convert a gas spring from linked to self-contained operation?

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LJ Series /L Series Linked Operations (Bulletin B01110B) Explains how to transform self-contained LJ and L Series gas springs into linked mode. U Series Ultra ForceĀ® Linked Operations (Bulletin B04151) Explains how to transform self-contained U Series gas springs into linked mode. 90.9.01500 (M6 Port) Self-Contained to Linked Operation Always wear safety glasses when maintaining nitrogen gas springs. When exhausting pressure, place the gas spring horizontally with the port up for safety. Remove the protective screw from the M6 port (A.1). Keep screw for reuse. Keeping the face and hands clear of the port, depress the valve stem using the appropriate tool. A small screwdriver or allen wrench may also be used to depress the valve stem (A.2). After the gas pressure is exhausted, be sure that the piston rod will retract into the tube manually. If not, try depressing the valve stem again. If still unsuccessful STOP and contact your DADCO Service Representative. Remove the compact valve by u

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