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TM    55-2915-335-30&P Table 2-2. Maintenance Troubleshooting - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 4. MOTOR   RUNS,   LOW   FLOW   AND/OR   PRESSURE. Running   motor   over   one   minute   without   a flow   of   liquid   may   cause   permanent damage  to  the  motor. Step 1. Check  for  motor  running  backwards. Connect pump to 28 vdc power supply. Start pump and check that startup torque of motor is counterclockwise, as shown. If startup torque is clockwise, field tube is reversed on cartridge. If motor rotation is correct, go to Step 2 if checking  assembled  pump  cartridge  and  hous- ing assembly. If checking pump cartridge only go to Step 4. Remove field tube and install correctly per instructions and il- lustrations in paragraph 2-18. Step 2. Determine if low flow and/or pressure is due to malfunction in cartridge or housing as- sembly.  Remove  cartridge  from  housing  per paragraph 2-10. Install cartridge in test tank per paragraph 2-25 and repeat flow test, Table 2-1, block 8 and pressure test Table 2-1, block 11. Step  3. valve. If cartridge passes test, bypass valve in housing is defective. In- spect  housing  valve  seat  and ball per Step 3. If cartridge fails test, isolate problem  in  cartridge;  go  to Step 4. Check for faulty or jammed bypass Inspect ball and valve seat per the instructions and illustra- tions  in  paragraph  2-13. 2-13

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