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TM 10-4320-316-14 c.       Assembly for Use.  The DED pump assembly itself does not require any assembly.  However, it must be properly connected to a water system before operation.  To connect the DED pump assembly into your water system, perform the following steps.  (Refer to Figure 2-3.) (1) Connect discharge hose to outlet pipe (2) of the DED pump assembly. (2) Connect one end suction hose to the inlet pipe (1) of the DED pump assembly and connect other end of suction hose to water source.  Highest point in the suction hose should be at the DED pump assembly. 2-8. INITIAL ADJUSTMENTS, DAILY CHECKS, AND SELF TESTS. a. Inspect all DED pump assembly for completeness, damage, and for proper operation as applicable. Report any deficiencies to unit maintenance. b. Perform the "Before" preventative maintenance checks and services listed in Table 2-1 2-9. OPERATING PROCEDURES. a.       Starting.    After  insuring  that  the  DED  pump  assembly  has  been  properly  connected  as  indicated  in  para. 2-7, the DED pump assembly may be started by performing the following steps.  (Refer to Figure 2-5.) CAUTION Starting the DED pump assembly before the pump has been initially primed can cause  serious  damage  to  the  pump.    Be  sure  that  the  pump  has  been  initially primed as shown in para.  2-7. (1) Perform all "Before" Operator PMCS listed in Table 2-1. (2) Disengage the latch (1) on the access cover (2) of the enclosure assembly (3) and open access cover. (3) Set fuel cock (4) to open position by turning handle to the downward position. (4) Rotate  throttle  control  handle  (5)  1/4  turn  counterclockwise,  pull  handle  all  the  way  out,  and  twist handle 1/4 clockwise to lock throttle in fully open position. (5) Slowly pull out starting handle (6) until you feel resistance, and then return it to the initial position. (6) Push the decompression lever down (7) and release.  It will return automatically to the normal position when the recoil starter is pulled. CAUTION Do not allow the handle grip to snap back.  Return It gently to prevent damage to the starter. (7) Hold  recoil  starting  handle  (6)  firmly  and  pull  out  the  handle  briskly.    Engine  will  start  and  go  to maximum operating speed 2-15

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