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TM 10-4320-343-14 Table 4-2.1.  Unit Troubleshooting Table (Model 350 PAFN).  (Continued) MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 6.  AMMETER READING LOW DURING OPERATION. WARNING Do    not    smoke    and    or    use    spark    or    flame    producing    equipment    while troubleshooting. Move equipment off line and have a fire extinguisher at hand when troubleshooting involves electrical circuits. Failure to heed these warnings can result in death or serious injury of personnel. NOTE Ammeter pointer should indicate an approximate charge rate of 5 to 10 Amps when equipment is operating. Step 1 Check for broken or loose alternator belt (item 4, Figure 4-11). Replace alternator belt (paragraph 4.10.7), if broken or badly worn and/or adjust belt as required. Step 2 Remove  control  panel  cover  and  check  for  12  to  14  Vdc  at  ammeter  contacts  (Figure  4-42.1),  using  a multimeter. Replace ammeter (paragraph 4.13.5), if voltage is not obtained. Step 3 Test control panel (paragraph 4.13.2.1). Repair control panel (paragraph 4.13.3 through 4.13.10) if defective. Step 4 Test system wiring (paragraph 4.12.4.1). Replace system wiring harness (paragraph 4.12.5.1) and/or repair individual defective wires. Step 5 Test alternator (paragraph 4.10.11). Replace alternator (paragraph 4.10.12), if defective. 7.  INOPERABLE PANEL LIGHTS. WARNING Do not smoke or use spark or flame producing equipment while troubleshooting. Move equipment off line and have a fire extinguisher at hand when troubleshooting involves electrical circuits. 4-10.8  Change 1

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