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TROUBLESHOOTING   METHODOLOGY   (cont)
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S e c t i o n    I I . ELECTRONIC  STATION  1

TM  11-6625-3081-23 7-2.   TROUBLESHOOTING   METHODOLOGY   (cont) 7 - 2 d.   BLOWERS   AND   LAMPS,   ETC.   TROUBLESHOOTING Blowers and lamps, etc.,    troubleshooting  is  accomplished  by  deduction  of symptoms. If no airflow can be felt at top of cabinet or no blower noise can be heard, you can determine from these symptoms that the blower has malfunctioned. If a lamp is not lit when it should be, you can determine that the lamp is burned out, etc. e.   CABLES   AND   HARNESSES   TROUBLESHOOTING The  cables  and  harnesses  troubleshooting  is  accomplished  by  elimination  and  is described  in  the  Electronics  Troubleshooting  Flow  Chart  in  this  paragraph. f.   GLASS   AND   MECHANICAL   TROUBLESHOOTING Glass  and  mechanical  troubleshooting  is  accomplished  by  functional  inference. For example,   if the light source in the OSG is operating, but the light beam is not received at the outlet port,    the functional inference is that one or more of the fixed mirrors is not reflecting the light beam. 7-14

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