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CHAPTER 5 DIRECT SUPPORT AND GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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TM 5-4940-228-14 Table 5-1. Direct and General Support Troubleshooting. MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 1.   Pressure   cup   will   not   pressurize   properly. Step  1. Check   gasket   in   lid   for   cracks,   tears,   damage   or   paint   build   up. Step  2. Remove   pressure   tube   and   inspect   for   clogs,   bends   or   damage. Step   3. Inspect   diaphragm   for   cleanliness   on   lid   side;   a   stuck diaphragm  will  not  allow  air  into  cup. Disassemble   pressure   cup,   inspect   all   parts, clean   thoroughly   and   reassemble. 2.   Air   motor   on   pressure   tank   will   not   turn. Step  1. Check   for   dirt   build   up   inside   body   by   flushing   with   a   petroleum based   solvent   (para   8-2). Disassemble   and   replace   damaged   parts. 3.   Air   motor   turns,   but   has   little   power. Step  1. Check   felt   pads   in   muffler   for   contamination.   Replace pads   if   clogged. Step  2. Check   for   air   leaks   between   body   and   end   plates.   Tighten screws   if   leaks   detected. Replace   gasket   if   problem   is   not   resolved. Step  3.  Remove  one  end  plate  and  check  vanes  for  excessive  wear. Replace   if   worn.   Disassemble   air   motor   (para   8-3). 4.   Regulator   pressure   rises   gradually   after   adjusting. S t e p    1 . Remove   bottom   plug,   spring   and   valve.   Check   for   dirt or   foreign   matter. Clean   valve   and   inside   body   with   a   clean   cloth. 5.   Regulator   pressure   drops   when   in   use. Step  1. Check   for   cracked   or   damaged   diaphragm. Replace   diaphragm   (Fig.   6-1). 6.   Compressor   does   not   unload. Step  1. Check   pilot   valve   line   for   cracks,   dents,   or   other   damage. 5-2

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