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TM 9-2330-398-24 2-60. RELEASE OF FAIL-SAFE CHAMBER BRAKES (continued). NOTE When filling through filler valve, only forward (secondary) air reservoir is filled. 2. When  pressure  falls  under  55  psi  (379  kPa),  forward  (secondary)  air  reservoir  must  be  recharged  either  by connecting air lines to prime mover or by using a standard air hose and filling reservoir through filler valve (2). 3. Fill to air gage reading between 90 and 100 psi (621 and 690 kPa).  A standard tire gage can be used to check pressure. b. MANUAL RELEASE (CAGING) NOTE Manually release (cage) fail-safe brakes when no air is available. 1. Block wheels to prevent movement of semitrailer. 2. Unsnap breather cap (3) from each of four fail-safe units (4) and insert manual caging tool (6) into access hole (5). 3. Turn nut on manual caging tool (6) clockwise until brakeshoes are released on each brakedrum. CAUTION Do not leave breather caps off any  longer  than  necessary.    Water,  mud,  and  other  contaminants can  harm  the  operation  of  brake  actuator.    Vent  on  breather  cap  must  be  at  the  lowest  location pointing down. 4. As soon as air is available to refill the reservoirs, turn nut on manual caging tool (6) counterclockwise until each of four fail-safe units (4) are released.  Snap breather caps in place on fail-safe units (4). FOLLOW-ON MAINTENANCE: •   Disconnect ground (refer to TM 9-2330-398-10). 2-149

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