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TM5-4930-237-10 Table 3-1. Troubleshooting - Continued Malfunction Test or Inspection Corrective Action OVERWING  NOZZLE 1. FLOW HANDLE FAILS TO OPERATE SMOOTHLY. Inspect flow handle area for signs of dirt or other foreign matter. Clean  area  around  flow  handle. 2.  LEAKAGE  FROM  OUTLET  END. Step 1. Check flow handle and pivot area for sticking or binding (this can hold valve open). Clean flow handle and pivot area. If still leaking, replace overwing nozzle. Step 2. Operate flow handle to see if valve is operating smoothly. If valve is sticking or binding replace overwing nozzle. 3.  INADEQUATE  FUEL  FLOW. Before  performing  the NOTE following steps be sure CCR Nozzle is operating properly and strainer  ‘is  clean.  Refer  to  TM5-4930-235-13&P  for  details. Step 1. Operate flow handle to see if valve is operating smoothly. If valve is sticking or binding replace overwing nozzle. Step 2. Disconnect overwing nozzle from CCR nozzle. Press on inlet valve to be sure it operates without sticking or binding. If inlet valve is sticking or binding replace overwing nozzle. 3-9

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