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CAUTION TM    55-2915-335-30&P (1) (2) (3) 2-25.  FUEL  BOOST  PUMP  /  CARTRIDGE  -  FINAL  TEST  (Cont) 2-25 5. FLOW TESTING PUMP - BOOST PUMP, CARTRIDGE AND ASSEMBLY a. Test Equipment Setup. Apply pressure directly over valve spring when opening or closing valve stem assembly. Trying to compress valve spring from free end of valve arm will cause valve arm to bend. When removing or install- ing  shoulder  screw,  keep  valve  arm  depressed. NOTE Calibration fluid temperature must be from 68° to 78°F (20 to 25°C) to get accurate test results. Fill test tank with calibration fluid (Item 2, Appendix C). Fluid level must be from 3 to 4 inches (76 to 102 mm) above the top surface of the pump canister. Check that DC power supply switch is OFF. Connect positive power supply lead to positive terminal (16). Connect  negative  power  supply  lead  to  valve  stem  (15). NOTE If harness is installed on pump and housing assembly, black lead is positive  and  white  lead  is  negative. Check outside of pump, around housing and boost cartridge. Make sure there is no evidence of test fluid leakage. Outside of pump should be dry. LEGEND 17.  FLOW  CONTROL  VALVE 18. POWER ON/OFF SWITCH 19.  VOLTMETER 20.   FLOWMETER 21.  PRESSURE  GAGE 22.  AMMETER GO TO NEXT PAGE 2-97

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