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TM 5-4320-305-10 2-6. OPERATING PROCEDURE (Continued) (8) Check that ALTERNATOR light (10) has gone out.  When the ALTERNATOR light is out,  alternator output is greater than the battery voltage, and is adequate to operate the electrical control system and recharge the batteries. (9) After  starting  the  engine,  observe  TACHOMETER  (11).    Use  SET  POINT  switch  (4)  to  adjust  the engine to idle speed (approximately 800 to 900 rpm's). (10)  Observe PUMP SUCTION GAGE (12); the gage  should  show  a  vacuum.   The  pump  may  not  prime immediately  because  the  suction  hose  must  first  fill  with  liquid.    If  the  pump  fails  to  prime  within  5 minutes, stop the engine and check for leaks.  If there are no leaks, and the pump fails to prime, refer to Table 3-1, Troubleshooting. (11)  The check valve on the discharge manifold assembly is forced open when discharge pressure indicated on PUMP DISCHARGE GAGE (13) is high enough to initiate flow. After  centrifugal  pump  unit  is  primed  and  pumping,  maintain  engine  idle  speed  until  engine warmup cycle is complete. (12)  Run the centrifugal pump unit with engine at idle speed for a few minutes.  Adjust SET POINT switch (4) until desired operating speed is reached.  Refer to paragraph g. (13)  Partially  close  the  discharge  gate  valve  (1).    The  discharge  hose  will  fill  slowly  to  guard  against excessive shock pressure to fittings.  As the discharge hose fills, open the discharge gate valve until it is adjusted to the required discharge flow rate. 2-72

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