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TM  55-2915-335-30&P Table 2-1. Fault Isolation - Continued From block 6 l Check  pump  for  maximum  flow  rate. NOTE After installing pump in test tank, DO NOT per- form test procedures detailed in paragraph 2- 25. Test pump as follows: l Install pump or cartridge in test tank per final  test  procedure  (paragraph  2-25).  Set up for pressure and flow check as in- structed. l Turn power ON. l Adjust voltage to 28 VDC. l Open flow control valve (1). l Observe  fuel  flow  at  flowmeter  (2). Does pump reach 1000 PPH (454 kg/hr) flow rate? LEGEND 1.  FLOW  CONTROL  VALVE 2.   FLOWMETER 3.  PRESSURE  GAGE 4.   VOLTMETER 5.   AMMETER 6.  POWER  ON/OFF  SWITCH After completing fault isolation, and before proceeding  to  the  malfunction  test  or  in- spection,  the  following  is  required:  Close flow control valve, adjust voltage to 0 VDC, turn  power  OFF  and  if  necessary  remove complete  pump  assembly  or  pump  cartridge from test tank per paragraph 2-25, step 6. If pressure reads 0 PPH (0 kg/hr), proceed to Malfunction  Number  3  of  Table  2-2. If pressure reads more than 0 PPH (0 kg/hr), proceed to Malfunction Number 4 of Table 2-2. To block 11 2-4

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