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TM 10-4320-343-14 2.5.2  Starting  and  Shutdown  for  Regulated  Models.      Starting   and   shutdown   procedures   for   350   GPM   Pumping Assembly, regulated models, are as follows: 2.5.2.1 Startup for Regulated Models.   Perform the following procedure to start the equipment. WARNING · To  prevent  rolling  or  sliding,  do  not  work  on  equipment  that  is  not  securely stabilized.  Ensure both wheels are secure. · Do  not  smoke  or  use  open  flames  around   fuel.    Ensure  container  is  used  to catch fuel and fuel is disposed of properly. · Failure to obey this warning may result in personnel injury or death. a. Open vent valve (1, figure 2-7) and ensure all suction valves (2) and discharge valves (3) are closed. WARNING · Do  not  smoke  or  use  open  flames  around  fuel.    Ensure  container  is  used  to catch  fuel  and  fuel  is  disposed  of  properly.    Failure  to  obey  this  warning  may result in personnel injury or death. · Do  not  operate  pump  before  replacing  priming  port  cap.    Failure  to  replace priming port cap and locking securely may result in personal injury. b. Prime the engine fuel system. CAUTION · Do  not  use  excessive  force  when  priming  the  primer  pump  (1,  figure  2-7.1). Use  of  excessive  force  could  result  in  damage  to  the  gasket  (2,  figure  2-7.1) and seat (3, figure 2-7.1) of the water separator (4, figure 2-7.1). · Do not use excessive force when turning the vent plug (5, figure 2-7.1).  Use of excessive force could result in damage to the o-ring (6, figure 2-7.1) and ball (7, figure 2-7.1). (1)   Loosen  vent  plug  (5  figure  2-7.1)  on  water  separator  (4,  figure  2-7.1)  and  turn  knob  on  primer  pump  (1,  figure 2-7.1) counterclockwise.  Prime the water separator by pulling up and pushing down on the knob until fuel purges at the vent plug.  Close the vent plug and screw knob on primer pump into head on water separator. (2)   Check pump fuel level by carefully opening camlock levers on priming port cap (4, figure 2-7) and raising port cap slightly  to  see  if  fuel  is  discharged  from  priming  port.    If  fuel  is  discharged  from  priming  port,  quickly  install  port  cap and place camlock levers in locked position.  If fuel is not discharged, remove port cap, add clean liquid of the type to be pumped, until the fuel level reaches the top of the priming port. c. Install priming port cap (4, figure 2-7) and place camlock levers in locked position. d. Place pressure controller manual speed control (5, figure 2-7) to 'IDLE' position. e. Place pressure controller mode selector (6, figure 2-7) to 'START' position. 2-22  Change 1

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