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TM  55-2915-335-30&P Table  2-2.  Maintenance  Troubleshooting MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 1. MOTOR FAILS TO START, LOW OR NO  CURRENT  DRAW Step 1. Check  brush  circuit:  Remove  pump cartridge from housing (paragraph 2-10). Iso- late brush circuit by removing cover-end brushes  from  brush  holder  (paragraph  2-17). Use a multimeter to check for continuity be- tween positive terminal, point A, and secon- dary positive brush, point C. If you have con- tinuity,  circuit  is  good;  proceed  to  Step  2. NOTE Secondary  positive  brush  lead  is secured to motor stud on opposite side from positive terminal, point A. If circuit is open, a solder joint between leads is probably open. Inspect and repair per instruc- tions   and   illustrations   in paragraph  2-23. Step 2. Check circuit to secondary negative brush lead. Use multimeter to check for con- tinuity between negative secondary brush, point B, and any point on the impeller housing. If you have continuity, circuit is good; proceed to Step 3. If circuit is open, secondary lead to ground is broken. In- spect and repair per instruc- tions   and   illustrations   in paragraph  2-23. 2-7

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