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TM 10-4320-342-24 2-33.  PRESSURE SWITCH REPLACEMENT - continued. b. TEST AND ADJUSTMENT.  Refer to Figure 2-54. NOTE If   your   unit   does   not   have   air   regulating   capability,   refer   to   Direct   Support Maintenance for test and adjustment. Test adjustment of pressure switch to ensure continuity exists between pins A and B at 20 psi as follows: NOTE Pins are identified with a letter in the receptacle. a. Connect the positive lead (1) to pin B and negative lead (2) to pin A on receptacle (3).  At 0 pressure, continuity should be present. b. Connect a regulated air source to the inlet (4) of pressure switch (5). c. Apply  air  pressure  until  continuity  is  achieved  between  pins  B  and  C.    Record  the  pressure  at  which  continuity was achieved. d. If pressure is greater than 22 psi, proceed as follows: (1) Connect pressure switch to a 20 psi pressure source.  Connect multimeter leads to pins B and C. (2) Lift tab (6) and rotate the name plate (7) to expose the adjustment ring (8) and locking setscrew (9). (3) Remove the locking setscrew (9). (4) Insert tip of a pointed object (ink pen) in hole (10) and rotate adjustment ring (8) until continuity is broken. (5) Install the locking setscrew (9). (6) Rotate name plate (7) to cover the adjustment screw (8) and set screw (9). e. If pressure was less than 18 psi, proceed as follows: (1) Connect pressure switch to a 20 psi pressure source.  Connect multimeter leads to pins B and C. (2) Lift tab (6) and rotate the name plate (7) to expose the adjustment screw (8) and locking setscrew (9). (3) Remove the locking setscrew (9). 2-137

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