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TM5-4930-235-13&P Table 5-1.  Troubleshooting - Continued Malfunction Test or Inspection Corrective Action 3.  INDICATOR SHAFT DOES NOT OPERATE (DOES NOT EXTEND). Inspect assembly of indicator shaft and components for proper assembly and/or damaged parts. NOTE This procedure can only be done during nozzle subassembly maintenance. Remove  stem  and  end  cap.    Check  components  for  correct  position.    As  required,  assemble  in  the correct position. 4.  LEAKAGE FROM UNDER EDGE OF ID PLATE IN NOZZLE BODY. Inspect seals in nozzle body. NOTE This procedure can only be done during nozzle subassembly maintenance. Disassemble   nozzle   subassembly.      Inspect   seal   for   proper   position,   cuts,   and   tears.      Replace   if damaged and assemble nozzle subassembly. 5.  LEAKAGE FROM END CAP. Inspect seal in stem guide and o-ring in nozzle body. NOTE This procedure can only be done during nozzle subassembly maintenance. Disassemble  nozzle  subassembly.    Inspect  seal  and  o-ring  for  proper  position,  cuts,  and  tears.    Replace  if damaged and assemble nozzle subassembly. 6.  LEAKAGE FROM OUTLET END OF NOZZLE ASSEMBLY WHEN CONNECTED. Remove nozzle assembly from receptacle.  Place handle in no flow (off) position.  Inspect seal. Replace seal if cut or torn. 7.  LEAKAGE FROM OUTLET END OF NOZZLE ASSEMBLY WHILE DISCONNECTED FROM RECEPTA- CLE. Step 1.  Look inside outlet end.  See if leakage is coming from around outside of safety sleeve. NOTE These procedures can only be done during nozzle subassembly maintenance. Remove stem and safety sleeve.  Inspect position of seal (facing the correct direction).  If not, remove and install a new seal in correct position.  If seal is cut or torn, replace it.  Install safety sleeve and stem. 5-2

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