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TM 5-3895-373-34 Table 2-6.  Hopper Lift System Troubleshooting - Continued. MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 2. ONE HOPPER WING FAILS TO OPERATE - Continued. 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. Step 2. Determine which hopper hydraulic function fails to operate. Replace faulty valve per the following chart and paragraph 2.44. HOPPER LIFT CYLINDER MALFUNCTION CHART FUNCTION NOT OPERATING REPLACE FAULTY VALVE Left hopper wing does not lift. B2 Left hopper wing does not lower. A2 Right hopper wing does not lift. B4 Right hopper wing does not lower A4 2-43

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