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TM 10-3835-231-13 3-2.  USE OF MALFUNCTION INDEX. a.    This  malfunction  index  lists  common  malfunctions  that  you  may  find  with  your  equipment.    Perform  the  tests, inspections, and corrective actions in the order they appear in the table. b.  This index cannot list all the malfunctions that may occur, all the tests and inspections needed to find the fault, or all  the  corrective  actions  needed  to  correct  the  fault.    If  the  equipment  malfunction  is  not  listed  or  actions  listed  do  not correct the fault, notify your supervisor. MALFUNCTION INDEX TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE MALFUNCTION (PARA) Any Type of Leakage Evident  ...................................................................................................3-2 Strong Fuel Fumes  ..................................................................................................................3-3 Static Spark Noted at Fuel Dispensing Nozzle   ...........................................................................3-4 Unreasonable Fuel Test Sample  ...............................................................................................3-5 Flow Not Entering Tank.   ..........................................................................................................3-6 Unexpected Tank Volume Change  ............................................................................................3-7 Flow Not Leaving Tank .............................................................................................................3-8 Flow To or From Wrong Tank  ...................................................................................................3-9 Low Pump Discharge Pressure  .................................................................................................3-10 High Pump Discharge Pressure  ................................................................................................3-11 Low Pressure at Fuel Dispensing Assembly  ..............................................................................3-12 Unexpected Back Flow  .............................................................................................................3-13 3-3.  ANY TYPE OF LEAKAGE EVIDENT. a.  Immediately shut off flow to the area. b.  Shut down any operations in the immediate area. c.  Route fire fighting equipment to the area. d.  Notify supervisor. 3-4.  STRONG FUEL FUMES. WARNING Strong   fumes   may   be   explosive   and   possibly   dangerous   to   the   eyes   and respiratory  system.    Warn  personnel  that  must  be  in  the  area.    Get  unnecessary personnel out of the area. a.  Do not operate equipment in the area until the source has been located, the cause corrected, and the fumes have been dissipated. b.   When  an  area  of  strong  fumes  is  found,  get  fire  suppression  equipment  into  the  immediate  area.   Locate  source and eliminate it. 3-2

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