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Table 2-5.  Screed Lift System Troubleshooting - Continued
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1. HOPPER FAILS TO OPERATE

TM 5-3895-373-34 2.11 HOPPER LIFT SYSTEM. Table 2-6 lists common malfunctions associated with the hopper lift system that may be found during operation or maintenance of the paving machine.  Perform the tests/ inspections    and    corrective    actions    for    a    particular malfunction in order given. This  table  cannot  list  all  possible  malfunctions  that  may occur nor all tests, inspections, or corrective actions.  If a malfunction  is  not  listed,  or  is   not   corrected   by   listed corrective actions, notify your supervisor. Table 2-6.  Hopper Lift System Troubleshooting. MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION WARNING Do not disconnect any  hydraulic  lines,  cylinders,  or  valves  without  securely  blocking both hopper wings.  The hopper wing may fall if not properly secured in position when the  hydraulic  system  is  opened.    Severe  personal  injury  or  death  may  result  from  a falling hopper wing. NOTE The  following  tests  require  use  of  a  hydraulic  system  tester.    Install  tester  in-line  at flow  test  point  indicated  by  each  individual  test  per  TM  9-4940-468-14.    Make  sure ratings of all fittings and hoses used are adequate for maximum pressures and flows being tested. NOTE System   operating   pressure   must   be   at   2475   ±25   psi   (17   066   ±172   kPa)   before performing  this  test.    If  pressure  is  not  correct,  refer  to  paragraph  2.51,  and  reset system operating pressure. 2-40

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