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TM  55-2915-335-30&P Table 2-1. Fault Isolation - Continued From  block  13 l Check pump or cartridge for leaks. l Wipe face of pump assembly dry. l Turn pump ON. l Check  pump  face  for  solvent  leaking  from pump. Does pump face stay dry? NOTE Perform the following check only if the complete pump assembly (housing and cartridge) is being serviced. l Inspect vapor bleed valve and fuel bleed valve for  blockage. l Drain calibration fluid from test tank and pump. l Remove  pump  assembly  from  test  tank. l Wipe pump surfaces dry. l Inspect  vapor  bleed  valve  for  blockage  per instructions  and  illustrations  in  paragraph 2-12. l Inspect  canister  fuel  bleed  valve  for blockage per instructions and illustrations in  paragraph  2-11. Dry wet surfaces, and repeat checks to isolate source of leak. Check parting surfaces around positive terminal, pump cover, cartridge, and shutoff valve. Proceed to Malfunction Number 8 of Table 2-2. When source of leak has been located, follow in- structions in troubleshooting step that applies. 2-6

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