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TM5-4930-237-10 Table 3-1. Troubleshooting - Continued Malfunction Test or Inspection Corrective Action D1 NOZZLE 1. FLOW HANDLE FAILS TO OPERATE SMOOTHLY. Step 1. Inspect flow handle area for signs of dirt or other foreign matter. Clean  area  around  flow  handle. Step 2. Connect nozzle to aircraft receptacle. Operate flow handle several times to check for sticking or binding, If flow handle is sticking or binding, replace D1 nozzle. 2.  LEAKAGE  FROM  OUTLET  END. Step 1. Remove dust cap and inspect inside for seal. Inspect seal for cuts, tears, or distortion. If  seal  is  missing  or  damaged,  replace  D1  nozzle. Step 2. Inspect three interlock pins for damage or distortion. Press on end of each to check for sticking or binding. If  interlock  pins  are  missing  or  damaged,  replace  D1  nozzle. 3.  INADEQUATE  FUEL  FLOW. Step  1.   Remove dust cap, retainer, and strainer. Check strainer for dirt or other foreign matter. Clean strainer by removing all dirt and foreign matter. Step  2.  With  nozzle  installed  on  receptacle,  check  flow  handle  is  fully  opened. If flow handle will not move or stay at full open position, replace D1 nozzle. 4. SEXLESS COMPONENTS WILL NOT LOCK TOGETHER. Disconnect parts. Check interlock pin(s) for damage, distortion, or missing parts. If  interlock  pin  is  damaged  or  missing  parts,  replace  D1  nozzle. 3-11

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