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Table 6. Troubleshooting (Cont).
Item No.
Trouble
Probable Cause
Possible Remedy
If zero voltage, disconnect a lead from
terminal 3 or 4 and recheck
volage; if still zero, trans-
former is defective. (See
2
Fuse blows when power
Repair or replace motor (para-
Short in electric motor.
switch is placed in ON
(Check continuity and for
graphs 81 and 100).
position.
AC OPERATION ONLY
and for shorts, see figure 10.)
3
Indicator light illuminates
but motor does not run.
Open lead in motor. (Check for
Repair or replace motor (para-
continuity.)
graphs 81 and 100).
Defective motor.
Armature defective.
Repair or replace armature (para-
Open circuit in motor armature or
Repair or replace motor (para-
graphs 81 and 100).
field winding. (Check re-
sistance between motor input
and ground-should be ap-
proximately 1.7 ohms.)
4
Motor runs slowly.
Commutator worn or dirty.
Section III. TESTER UNIT
Calibration of the individual instruments as
If the unit becomes damaged beyond repair, or
if a nonremediable malfunction develops, replace
bration of the tester.
the unit.
Testing the instruments and components indi-
Repair of the individual instruments and com-
vidually accomplishes the testing of the unit
ponents as outlined throughout this manual ac-
(paragraphs 39 through 44).
complishes repair of the unit.
Section IV. PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
during disassembly and inspection procedures
outlined in the paragraphs stated above.
Inspection, testing, cleaning, and replacement
39, 52e, 61 through 64, 71, 72, 75, 76, and 78.
graph 31c, replacement of valves may be accom-
the tester by comparing its reading against a
plished by the organizational maintenance level.
standard instrument, gage, or other applicable
Repair of valves consists primarily of replace-
ment of individual defective parts as indicated
(those of tester) may be performed, without
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