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TM  55-2915-335-30&P Table 2-2. Maintenance Troubleshooting - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 1. MOTOR FAILS TO START, LOW OR NO CURRENT DRAW (Cont) Step 3. Check lower brush holder wiring: Remove armature and field tube assembly (paragraph 2-18) to expose  lower  brush  holder.  Compare  motor  wiring  with  illustration.  Check  terminals  on  pump-end  brush holder for a loose or broken connection. If electrical leads are good and no connections are loose or broken, proceed to Step 4. If electrical wiring is bad or connections are loose or broken, repair wiring. Inspect and re- place wiring and connectors per the instructions and illustrations in paragraph 2-23. Step 4. Check  condition  of  brushes.  Check  for  shunt  lead  caught  on  spring.  Inspect  brush  contact  surface for wear and defects (paragraph 2-20). Check for brush springs out of place. Check both ends of springs. If brushes, springs and shunt leads are good, proceed to Step 5. Inspect and replace worn, chipped, or cracked brushes per the instructions and illustrations in paragraphs 2-20 and 2-23. Step 5. If brush connections and circuits are good, armature is defective. Inspect armature per instructions and illustrations in paragraph 2-18. Replace if defective. 2-8

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