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TM 10-4930-250-13&P Section  IV.   UNIT TROUBLESHOOTINGPROCEDURES 4.7   TROUBLESHOOTING. Troubleshooting   Table  4-2  is  provided   to  assist you  in  locating   and correcting   system  faults.  This   table cannot  list  all  the malfunctions    that  may  occur,   all  the  tests and  inspections  needed to  find   the fault,   or  all  the  coffective   actions  needed to correct  the  fault.   If  the  equipment  malfunction   is  not  listed  or  actions  listed  do not  correct  the  fault,  notify   your   supervisor. Table  4-2.    TROUBLESHOOTING MALFUNCTION TEST   OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE    ACTION SYSTEM 1.    Unisex  coupling   leaks at  interface   with  dust  cap or  other  coupling. Step  1.   Inspect   coupling   and  dust  cap  face seals for  physical   damage or  wear. a.     Replace  damaged  or  worn  coupling   face  seal.  If  you  cannot  tell  by  visual  inspection  which   seal is  bad,  replace both.  ne     coupling   face  seal  and the  dust  cap face  seal are  identical   and  may  be  interchanged   as a temporary repair. 2.     Unisex  coupling  leaks at  inlet. Step  1.   Replace  two  inch  coupling  (See para.  4.8.1  or  4.8.8)  or  three  inch  coupling  inlet  O-ring   (See para.  4.8.2). AUXILIARY     PUMP 1 . Unisex  coupling   leaks  at interface   with   dust  cap or  other  coupling. Step  1.   Inspect  coupling   and dust  cap  face  seals for  physical   damage or  wear. a.     Replace  damaged or  worn   coupling   face  seal.  If  you  cannot  tell  by  visual  inspection  which   seal is  bad,  replace both.   The  coupling   face seal  and  dust  cap face  seal are  identical   and  may be  interchanged   as a temporary   repair. 2.     Unisex  coupling  leaks at  coupling  inlet. Step 1.   Disconnect   coupling   from  inlet.  Replace  inlet  O-ring. 3.     Pump will   not prime. Step  1.   Check  that  inlet  and  outlet  unisex  valves  are open. 4-6

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