Akron Sabermaster 1577 Assembly instructions

The following is intended to provide the basic instructions for installation, operating and maintenance of the

Electric Ladder Pipe & SaberMaster Nozzle.

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

• Utility knife • Medium flat screwdriver

• Medium Phillips screwdriver • Small flat screwdriver

• Small Phillips screwdriver • 1⁄2inch hex head wrench

• Electrician’s pliers (multipurpose, • 3⁄16 Allen Wrench

stripping and crimping)

PRODUCT RATINGS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

Maximum motor current draw:

12 volt versions 14.0 amps for elevation motor

3.0 amps for nozzle pattern motor

24 volt versions 7.5 amps for elevation motor

1.5 amps for nozzle pattern motor

Normal operating current (depending on operating conditions—pressure, flow, etc.):

12 volt versions 3 - 10 amps for elevation motor

0.7 amps for nozzle pattern motor

24 volt versions 2 - 5 amps for elevation motor

0.4 amps for nozzle pattern motor

Minimum Voltage:

All 12 volt motors: 11.5 volts

All 24 volt motors: 23 volts

Mass: 30 lbs. (13.6 kg)

Maximum Flow: 1000 GPM

Maximum Pressure: 200 PSI

Noise Emission: 93 Db @ 1m with maximum flow

117299 & 119210

STYLE 1494 ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

& STYLE 1577 SABERMASTER™ NOZZLE

INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

( Versions Available)

PRODUCT RATINGS FOR SABERMASTER NOZZLE

Standard Flow: Fog 1250 gpm at 80 psi

2" Smooth Bore - 840 gpm at 50 psi, 1188 gpm at 80 psi

Optional Flow: Fog 1000 gpm at 80 psi

1 15/1 " Smooth Bore - 789 gpm at 50 psi, 998 gpm at 80 psi

Maximum Pressure: 200 psi/14 bar

Minimum Voltage at motor: 12 Volt Motor: 10 Volts at 15 amps

24 Volt Motor: 20 Volts at 7.5 amps

Maximum Motor Current Draw: 10 amps

Normal Operating Current Draw: 5 amps

PRODUCT WARNINGS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

WARNING: Aim the Electric Ladder Pipe in a safe direction before pumping water through it.

WARNING: Ensure the ladder being used has adequate structural strength to support the reaction force

generated during operation.

WARNING: Although the logic box includes a water resistant coating it is important to keep water out of

the controllers and logic box. Prolonged exposure to water will cause damage. When the

cover of the controllers or logic box is removed, check that the O-Ring under the cover is

intact and free of dirt and debris.

WARNING: The Electric Ladder Pipe uses current limiting for both the monitor and nozzle stops. Use

only appropriate Akron Brass®nozzles.

WARNING: Do not use the electric controls when the override crank is being used or is in position for

use.

WARNING: Make the connection of the vehicle and auxiliary battery the final step.

WARNING: If any tags or bands are worn or damaged and cannot be easily read, they should be

replaced.

WARNING: Disconnect power and disable flow before maintenance.

WARNING: Keep all personnel out of the Danger Zone (in front of the outlet of the monitor - See

Dimensional Specifications Figure 1) when the water source is attached. Dangerous flow

velocities can cause serious injury.

WARNING: The Electric Ladder Pipe monitor contains moving parts. Keep hands, fingers and

objects away from pinch points (Figure 1).

WARNING: Not designed for explosive environments.

PRODUCT WARNINGS FOR SABERMASTER NOZZLE

WARNING: Akron Brass Monitors and Nozzles are matched to a custom engineered electrical control pack-

age. Caution must be observed if the SaberMaster is used on a non-Akron Brass style monitor.

In order to prevent mechanical and electrical damage to the SaberMaster nozzle, the control

package being used must have current sense protection that matches the load requirements for

the SaberMaster. The monitor’s electrical control package must set the current limit trip point for

the nozzle to 10 amps.

WARNING: The SaberMaster Style 1577 nozzle can produce large reaction forces. The supporting struc-

ture must be strong enough to safely withstand a reaction force of up to 00 lbs.

WARNING: Charge slowly to facilitate a controlled water pressure build-up during start up. Rapid charging

can cause water hammer.

WARNING: At pressures below that indicated, the nozzle will have reduced flow and reach. Be sure you

have enough flow and pressure for the situation (see IFSTA and NFPA manuals for guidelines).

WARNING: Do not use on electrical fires. May result in electrocution.

WARNING: Ensure the nozzle is aimed in a direction that is safe, prior to charging.

WARNING: Do not use the nozzle as a forcible entry tool. Doing so may damage it or make it inoperable.

WARNING: Ensure the thread on the nozzle swivel is matched to the thread on the monitor connection.

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Mismatched threads may allow the nozzle to suddenly come off under pressure possibly caus-

ing property damage and/or serious bodily injury.

PRODUCT CAUTIONS FOR SABERMASTER NOZZLE

CAUTION: If any tags or bands on the nozzle are worn or damaged and cannot be easily read, they should

be replaced.

CAUTION: For use with fresh water or standard fire fighting foams only. Not recommended for use with salt

water. After use with foam or salt water, flush with fresh water.

CAUTION: For fire fighting use only.

CAUTION: Do not over tighten the nozzle onto the monitor connection.

CAUTION: The nozzle is configured for optimum performance. Do not alter in any manner.

CAUTION: Your nozzle should be inspected prior and after each use, to ensure it is in good operating condi-

tions. Periodically, an unanticipated incident may occur where the nozzle is used in a manner that

is inconsistent with standard operating practices and those listed in IFSTA. A partial list of potential

misuses follows:

• Operating above maximum rated pressure and flow.

• Not draining, and allowing water to freeze inside the nozzle.

• Dropping the nozzle from a height where damage is incurred.

• Prolonged exposure to temperatures above +130 degrees F, or below -25 degrees F.

• Operating in a corrosive environment.

• Other misuse that might be unique to your specific fire fighting environment.

There are many “tell tale” signs that indicate nozzle repair is in order, such as:

• Controls that are either inoperable or difficult to operate.

• Excessive wear.

• Poor discharge performance.

• Water leaks.

If any of the above situations are encountered, the nozzle should be taken out of service and

repaired, plus tested by qualified nozzle technicians, prior to placing back in service.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

•Review the instructions, Wiring Schematic (Figure 2), Electrical Component Layout (Figure 3) before installing

this unit. This unit operates on 12 volt DC or 24 volt DC depending on the unit chosen. All electrical current

flows through the wires, the monitor does not act as a ground. The wires from the control boxes can be cut to

the length of the application plus 10 inches (see STEP 2). Do not extend the wires from the logic box to the

monitor.

•The auxiliary battery is used to operate the Electric Ladder Pipe. Do not extend the auxiliary battery wires.

This will ensure that the proper voltage and current are maintained at the monitor for it to operate properly.

The auxiliary battery is automatically recharged by the truck electrical system through the positive terminal

(auxiliary battery) and ground terminal on the circuit board (TB2) of the logic box (Figure 2). The vehicle bat-

tery terminal in the logic box must have power (turned on) whenever the truck is running so that the auxiliary

battery can be recharged properly. If possible, connect the positive wire (vehicle battery) from the logic box

directly to the main vehicle battery or main master switch. A diode in the logic box will prevent the auxiliary

battery from feeding current back into the main truck electrical system.

NOTE: This monitor is not designed for continuous use. A minimum of 11.5 volts must be held at the auxil-

iary battery to operate the monitor properly. If continuous use of the elevation motor exceeds 1 hour, the

auxiliary battery may drop under the minimum voltage requirement. Therefore, it is imperative that the vehicle

battery terminal in the logic box be wired hot.

•Not recommended for use in salt water applications.

•For firefighting by trained firefighters only.

•For use with water or standard fire fighting foams only. After use with foam, flush with fresh water.

•Do not use the Electric Ladder Pipe nozzle as a forcible entry tool.

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•Drain the Electric Ladder Pipe monitor and nozzle after use to prevent “freeze damage”.

•Ensure that the thread in the nozzle swivel matches the thread on the Ladder Pipe outlet. Do not overtighten

the nozzle onto the Ladder Pipe.

•The Electric Ladder Pipe monitor, nozzle, logic box, control boxes, auxiliary battery, are made for optimal

performance. Do not alter in any manner.

•Do not install shutoffs on the outlet of the Ladder Pipe.

•Mount the logic box, control boxes and auxiliary battery out of Danger Zone (Figure 3).

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

A. CONTROL BOX WIRING AND ATTACHMENT

The Electric Ladder Pipe optional upper and lower controls use the same control box. The following steps

will prepare either one or both control boxes for attachment to the logic box.

STEP 1 If the control box includes an attached cable skip to STEP 6.

STEP 2 Determine the length of #20-7 cable needed, add 10 inches, then cut. For example, if a five

foot length of cable is needed, add 10 inches and cut the cable 5 foot 10 inches long.

STEP 3 Remove the cable grip nut and washer from the control box and put it on the cable with the

threads facing the box. On the same end of the cable remove 4 inches of the outer casing of

the cable and strip back 3/8 inch from each of the 7 wires.

STEP 4 Take the 7 ring terminals from the plastic bag and crimp them on the 7 wires. Remove the four

control box cover screws and set the control box cover

aside. Thread the 7 wires through the cable grip attached to

the control box and attach them to the proper terminals.

Tighten the cable grip nut and washer on the cable to the

cable grip on the control box to secure the cable. Reattach

control box cover and secure with the four screws.

STEP 5 Remove the cable grip nut from the plastic bag and put it on

the other end of the cable with the threads facing out.

Remove 6 inches of the outer cover and strip back 3/8 inch

from each of the 7 wires.

STEP 6 Remove the 6 logic box cover screws and set the logic box cover aside. Thread the 7 wires

through the upper or lower control hole in the logic box (see component layout, Figure 5).

Thread the cable grip washer and cable grip nut with the threads facing the box on the cable.

Pull enough cable through the cable grip to ensure a good fit. Tighten the cable grip nut and

attach the individual wires to the proper terminals (see wiring diagram Figure 6). Reattach the

logic box cover and secure with the 6 screws.

NOTE: The lower control and upper control wires must be attached to the correct terminals for

the lower control to override the upper control. The one attached to the Master terminal will

have the overriding capabilities.

B. LOGIC BOX / MONITOR WIRING HARNESS ATTACHMENT

These instructions are to attach the logic box / monitor wiring harness to the logic box.

STEP 7 Disconnect the logic box wiring harness from the monitor wiring harness (Figure 3). Remove the

cable grip nut from the logic box and put it on the wiring harness (#16-4) cable with the threads

facing out. Thread the wires through the appropriate cable grip hole on the logic box (Figure 3).

Pull enough cable through the cable grip to ensure a good fit. Tighten the cable grip nut and

attach the individual wires to the proper terminals (Figure 2).

NOTE: Do not extend the wiring harness. To ensure proper voltage, attach the supplied wiring

harness directly to logic box.

C. AUXILIARY BATTERY ATTACHMENT

The battery connections should be the last connection made.

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STRAIGHT

FOG

LOWER

RAISE

WHT

WHITE

WHT

BRN

BLUE

GREEN

YELLOW

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135135ﬂﬂMAXIMUMMAXIMUM

13 1/3213 1/32

36 7/836 7/8

10 31/3210 31/32

Figure 1 DIMENSIONAL

SPECIFICATIONS

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Note: View in unlocked position

Adjustable to any round aerial ladder rung up to 17⁄8”dia.

Rung spacing should not exceed 16”on centers for 21⁄2”

and 3”swivel, 147⁄16”on centers for 31⁄2”swivel.

Danger Zone

Elevation Stops

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TO MONITOR

20-5 CABLE

16-4 CABLE 20-5 CABLE

+12/24 VOLT

TO CONTROL BOX

GROUND

IND LIGHT

MASTER

SLAVE

WHT

TAN

YEL

GRN

BLU

WHT

RIGHT MOTOR

UP MOTOR

SLAVE

MASTER

BLK

RED

GRN

WHT

FOG

STREAM

DOWN

TAN

YEL

GRN

BLU

FOG

STREAM

DOWN

SS MOTOR

FOG MOTOR

DOWN MOTOR

LEFT MOTOR

2815

TB2 TB3 TB1

+12/24 VOLT AUX BATTERY (OPTIONAL)

+12/24 VOLT VEHICLE BATTERY TO VEHICLE BATTERY

–VEHICLE GROUND

AUX GROUND

Black

Green

White

DOWN

Factory Settings

Figure 2 WIRING

SCHEMATIC

READ OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

LOWERFOG

RAISE

READ OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

LOWERFOG

RAISE

READ OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

LOWERFOG

RAISE

UPPER CONTROL BOX

REEL

CABLE

OPTIONAL

OPTIONAL CONFIGURATION

20-7 CABLE

VEHICLE BATTERY

16-2 CABLE

(ATTACHED TO MONITOR)

(OPTION)

AUX. BATTERY

16-4 CABLE

LOGIC BOX

20-7 CABLE

WIRING HARNESS

UPPER CONTROL BOX

LOWER CONTROL BOX

WIRING HARNESS

(ATTACHED TO LOGIC BOX)

Figure 3 ELECTRICAL COMPONENT

LAYOUT

Controller Symbols

—Straight Stream

< Fog

→Right

↑ Up

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Figure 4 MONITOR

ATTACHMENT

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STEP 8 AUXILIARY BATTERY –Remove the cable grip nut from the logic box and place it on the battery

(#16-3) cable with the threads facing out. Thread the wires through the appropriate cable grip

hole on the logic box (Figure 3). Pull enough cable through the cable grip to ensure a good fit.

Tighten the cable grip nut and attach the individual wires to the proper terminals (Figure 2).

D. CABLE REEL ATTACHMENT

These instructions are to attach the cable reel in between the logic box and the lower control box along

with the power source (Figure 3).

IMPORTANT CABLE REEL NOTE: YOU MUST SUPPLY ADEQUATE WIRE SIZE FOR THE POWER

SOURCE TO OPERATE THE MONITOR PROPERLY (equivalent to 12 awg). YOU MUST USE 20 AWG OR

LARGER FOR THE CONTROLLER WIRES. AKRON BRASS SUPPLIED CABLE REEL HAS 100 FOOT OF

USABLE CABLE. DO NOT EXTEND LADDER FURTHER THAN THE USABLE CABLE LENGTH.

STEP 9 Mount the cable reel in the desired position. Mount the guides at the beginning of each sec-

tion of the ladder. Place the cable through the guides and up to the logic box. Secure the

cable to the top portion of the ladder with cable clamps. Remove ball stop and place in appro-

priate position.

NOTE: Cable may not have same color of wires as shown on Figure 2. Label wire color to

function for future reference.

STEP 10 Remove the cable grip nut from the logic box and place it on the cable reel cable with the

threads facing out. Thread the wires through the appropriate cable grip hole on the logic box.

Pull enough cable through the grip to ensure a good fit. Tighten the cable grip nut and attach

the controller wires to the proper terminals (Figure 2).

STEP 11 Use the rest of the wires for the power source. You will need to use more than one wire for the

positive and negative connections if the wire size is smaller than 12 AWG. Make the appropri-

ate connections to the vehicle battery terminal and the ground terminal in the logic box.

Reattach the logic box cover and secure with the 6 screws.

STEP 12 Open the junction box on the cable reel. Attach the lower control box wires to the proper

color-coded wires. Attach the power leads in the junction box to the vehicle battery. Close the

junction box and test all functions before using.

NOTE: Wire color at junction box may not correspond to wire color at logic box. Use caution

and verify corresponding color of wires.

E. MECHANICAL MONITOR ATTACHMENT

This unit is equipped with a quick acting clamp which is adjustable to fit the rung spacing of most aerial

ladders. It is pre-set at the plant to fit a rung spacing of 151⁄4”and it may be necessary to adjust the spac-

ing to your ladder.

NOTE: Round rung ladders require different clamps than square rung ladders. Do not use if clamps do not

match rung shape. Contact Akron Brass for clarification.

To install the pipe on your aerial, follow the simple steps outlined below (Figure 4).

1. Hook upper clamp (1) over top rung and drop the pipe into position.

2. To unlock the handle, compress the safety catch (2) completely with palm of your hand.

3. Raise locking handle (3) completely.

4. Place lower clamp (4) under the second rung and lower the locking handle into the fully locked posi-

tion.

5. If your rung spacing is other than 151⁄4”, you will need to adjust the position of the lower bracket.

6. Loosen the five screws both front (5) and rear (6).

7. With the handle in the locked position, slide the entire lower bracket until the second rung fits snugly

into the bottom of the lower clamp. (You may need to lightly tap the bracket with a leather or rubber

mallet.)

8. Unlock the handle as described in Steps 2 and 3 and slide the entire bracket upward approximately 1⁄16”

to 1⁄8”or until the unit will lock into place tightly. CAUTION: Be careful not to have the clamps too

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tight when in the locked position.

9. Snug down rear screw (6) and then securely tighten front screw (5) and the rest of the screws (5 & 6) to

approximately 100-125 in-lbs. Do not over-tighten middle screw (5).

10. Test the safety catch operation to ensure proper locking action before putting the unit into service.

NOTE: Periodically check for wear between the safety catch (2) and the locking handle (3). If excessive

wear should become apparent, the locking mechanism should be replaced immediately.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

A. UPPER AND LOWER CONTROL OPERATION

The upper and lower control boxes are used to control the monitor and nozzle. To change the nozzle pat-

tern toward the “straight stream”or “fog”position press the proper toggle switch toward “STRAIGHT”or

“FOG”respectively. To change the vertical monitor position upward or downward press the proper toggle

switch toward “RAISE”or “LOWER”respectively.

THE LOWER CONTROL BOX FUNCTIONS WILL OVERRIDE THE UPPER CONTROL BOX FUNCTIONS IN

COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE NFPA STANDARD. NOTE: THE LOWER CONTROL

AND UPPER CONTROL WIRES MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE CORRECT TERMINALS FOR THE LOWER

CONTROL TO OVERRIDE THE UPPER CONTROL. NONE OF THE FUNCTIONS CAN BE CONTROLLED

FROM THE UPPER CONTROL BOX WHEN ANY OF THE SWITCHES ON THE LOWER CONTROL BOX ARE

ACTIVATED.

B. ELEVATION STOPS

The elevation stop sets the upper limit of the elevation. The monitor is shipped with the elevation stop at

90°above horizontal and can travel 45˚below horizontal. The vertical position of 45°, 60°and 75°above

horizontal can be achieved by switching the stop to the desired locations located on the elevation gear

(Figure 1).

C. MANUAL OVERRIDE CONTROL

THE MANUAL OVERRIDE CONTROL IS TO BE USED WHEN THE POWER TO THE MONITOR IS OFF. One

override crank is attached, for the vertical control. It is 1⁄4 inch in size. A 1⁄4 inch Allen wrench will also actuate

the overrides. To use the manual override pull the key pin which holds the override crank in place and insert

the hex head end of the override crank in the hexagon shaped hole beside the crank storage bracket. Then

rotate or spin the override crank either clockwise or counterclockwise to aim the monitor in the desired direc-

tion.

WHEN THE OVERRIDE CRANKS ARE NO LONGER IN USE PUT THEM BACK IN THE STORAGE POSI-

TION. DO NOT USE THE ELECTRIC CONTROLS WHEN THE OVERRIDE CRANKS ARE BEING USED OR

ARE IN POSITION FOR USE.

D. NOZZLE PRESSURE

Do not exceed the following discharge pressure with straight tips.

Tip Size Pressure

11⁄4”100 PSI (690 KPA)

13⁄8”100 PSI (690 KPA)

11⁄2”100 PSI (690 KPA)

13⁄4”100 PSI (552 KPA)

2”70 PSI (488 KPA)

Do not exceed 1000 GPM (3800 LPM) when using a fog nozzle.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SABERMASTER NOZZLE

DETERMINING FLOW

The SaberMaster has two operating positions - Smooth Bore and Adjustable Fog.

1. Push the Pattern Control Switch towards Straight Stream position to operate in Smooth Bore.

2. Push the Pattern Control Switch towards Fog to operate in Fog. Once the Smooth Bore streams have completely

shut off, the Fog stream is in a narrow pattern. By continuing to hold down the Control Switch, the pattern will widen

to full wide fog. The stream can be stopped between narrow and wide by releasing the switch.

3. To go back to Smooth Bore, push the Pattern Control Switch towards Straight Stream until the Fog stream has com-

pletely shut off.

4. The SaberMaster has a manual override feature which allows the stream position to be manually operated. Place a

1/4" hex wrench into the hex socket at the discharge end of the motor assembly. From the discharge end, turn the

hex wrench clockwise to go into Smooth Bore and counter-clockwise to go into Fog.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

Your Electric Ladder Pipe monitor and nozzle should be inspected prior to and after each use, to ensure it is in good

operating condition. Periodically, an unanticipated incident occurs where the Ladder Pipe is misused in a manner that

is inconsistent with standard operating practices and those listed in IFSTA. A partial list of potential misuse includes:

•Operating above maximum rated pressure and flow.

•Not draining, and allowing water to freeze inside.

•Prolonged exposure to temperatures above 130°F, or below -25°F.

•Operating in a corrosive environment.

•Having the Ladder Pipe nozzle hit a fixed object during operating or transportation.

•Other misuse that might be unique to your specific environment.

Also there are many “tell tale”signs that indicate repair is in order, such as:

•Controls that are either inoperable or difficult to operate.

•Excessive wear.

•Poor discharge performance.

•Water leaks.

If any of the above situations are encountered, the Electric Ladder Pipe should be taken out of service, repaired, and

tested by a qualified technician before placing it back in service.

MAINTENANCE FOR SABERMASTER NOZZLE

• Under normal conditions, periodically flushing the nozzle with clean water and and cleaning grit and dirt from around

exterior moving parts will allow the nozzle to operate as designed.

• Over time, the seals may need to be replaced. This can be accomplished by returning the nozzle to Akron Brass for

repair.

MOTOR REPLACEMENT FOR ELECTRIC LADDER PIPE

To replace the vertical rotational motor:

1) Disconnect Power from the unit.

2) Loosen and remove the four socket screws (Item 23 on the Parts List) from the gearbox housing.

3) Slowly remove the motor assembly (25) and motor adapter (6) from the unit.

4) Loosen and remove the 4 socket head capscrews (26) from the inside of the motor adapter that hold the housing

and the motor assembly together.

5) Remove motor adapter (6) from the motor assembly (25).

6) Replace both O-ring seals (21 & 27) on the motor adapter (6).

7) Attach the new motor assembly (25) to the motor adapter (6) making sure all four screws (26) are tight.

8) Install the motor and motor adapter assembly to the unit making sure all four socket screws (23) are tight. It may be

necessary to rotate the motor slightly to get the motor gear to line up with the gears inside the gearbox.

9) Restore power to the unit.

10) Test the operation of the unit.

Call Akron Brass Customer Service Department if any problems are encountered.

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uct which fails to satisfy this warranty. Repair or replacement shall be at the discretion of Akron Brass. Products must be promptly returned to Akron Brass for warranty service.

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