TM 10-4320-344-24Table 3-1. Direct Support Troubleshooting Table. (Continued)MALFUNCTIONTEST OR INSPECTIONCORRECTIVE ACTION5. IMPROPER GOVERNOR SYSTEM OPERATION. (Model 609-C) (Continued)Step 7.Disconnect cable from governor control module. Using multimeter, checkfor governor actuator output signal between pins N and M. Signalshould be a positive DC voltage which changes in magnitude when autothrottle rheostat, R4, is turned.a.If signal is not present replace governor control module (paragraph2 .16 . 3 2 ).b.If signal is present replace governor actuator (paragraph 3.8.7).c .Replace pressure control module (paragraph 2.16.31).6. IMPROPER GOVERNOR OPERATION. (Model US636HCCD-1)Step 1.Check and see if governor linkage is stuck, loose or out ofadjustment.Adjust or replace governor linkage as necessary (paragraph 3.8.8).Step 2.Check for proper governor adjustment.a .Adjust governor (paragraph 3.8.8).b .Replace governor (paragraph 3.8.8).7. NO OR LOW SUCTION OR DISCHARGE PRESSURE.StepStepStep1.Check and see if governor linkage is stuck, loose or out ofadjustment. (All pumping units)Adjust or replace governor linkage as necessary (paragraph3 . 8 . 6 / 3 . 8 . 7 / 3 . 8 . 8 ) .2.Disconnect 10 pin connector from governor control box.Turn powerswitch to "ON" position. Using multimeter set to 20 vdc measurevoltage between pins A (+) and C (-). (Model 609-Aa.If voltage is 12 vdc go to step 4.b.If voltage is not 12 vdc go to step 3.3.Using multimeter set to 200 ohm scale, check for continuity between A(+) to A (+) and C (-) to D (-). (Model 609-A)a.If reading is more than 1 ohm repair or replace wires as necessary(paragraph 2.17).b .If reading is less than 1 ohm go to step 4.Step 4.Using multimeter set to 200 ohm scale,(-) to D (-) and A (+) to B (+).check for continuity between D(Model 609-A)a.If reading is more than 1 ohm repair or replace wires as necessary(paragraph 2.17).b.If reading is less than 1 ohm refer to wiring diagram (Appendix F) forfurther fault isolation.3-5
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