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CHAPTER 4 INSTRUMENT SHOP

TM 1-1500-204-23-4 Table 3-3.  Typical Ignition System Troubleshooting Chart Condition Isolation procedure Corrective action 1. Igniter fails to operate a.   Determine that starter If starter switch contacts when starter switch is switch contacts are not cor- are corroded or burned, depressed. roded or burned. replace switch. b.   Determine that key lock If key lock ignition switch ignition switch is functional. is not functioning proper- ly, replace switch. c.   Determine that fuel switch is If fuel switch is not functional. functioning properly, replace switch. d.   Ensure igniter is functioning Replace igniter as re- properly. quired. Table 3-4.  Typical Lighting System Troubleshooting Chart Condition Isolation procedure Corrective action 1. Switch fails to operate a.   Determine that lighting If lighting switch/rheostat lights. switch/rheostat is function- is functioning properly, ing properly. replace light. 2. One light dim or out a.   Check that light is properly If lighting is not properly intermittently. grounded. grounded, remove light and clean ground. b.   Check for corrosion in light Clean light socket socket. terminals or replace light if required. 3-20

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