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TM  55-2915-335-30&P Table  2-2.  Maintenance  Troubleshooting-Continued MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 6.  MOTOR  DRAWS  HIGH  CURRENT Step 1. Check pump cartridge assembly for binding. The field tube may be cocked on im- peller housing. This would cause bearings to bind on the armature shaft. Use a thin piece of shim stock or fine paper to check for gaps. If no gaps are found, proceed to Step 2. If a gap is found, the motor was not assembled properly. Motor bearings are probably damaged. Remove armature, field tube, and  impeller  from  impeller housing  (paragraphs  2-18  and 2-19). Inspect inside diameters of motor bearings for chipping or cracks per instructions and illustrations  in  paragraphs  2-16 and  2-22.  Measure  bearing bore diameters per inspection procedure. Replace bearings if   damaged   or   not   within dimensions. 2-16

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