TM 10-4930-204-134-14 lORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING.For organizational troubleshooting, refer to table 4-2.NOTEBefore you use this table, be sure you have per-formed all normal operating checks.If you havea malfunction which is not listed in this table,notify the next higher level of maintenance.SECTION VI.RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION4-15.GENERAL METHODS USED TO ATTAIN PROPER SUPPRESSION.Essentially, suppression is attained by providing a low resis-tance path to the ground for stray currents.The methods used includeshielding the ignition and high-frequency wires, grounding the framewith bonding straps and using capacitors and resistors.4-16.INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION COMPONENTS.a.PrimarySuppressionComponents.The primary suppression com-ponents are those whose primary function is to suppress radio inter-ference.The primary component is described and located in figure4-5.b.SecondarySuppressionComponents.These components haveradio interference suppression functions which are incidental orsecondary to their primary function.4-17.REPLACEMENT OF SUPPRESSION COMPONENTS.a.Removal.Tag and disconnect electrical leads and removefour screws securing the radio interference suppression filter tomotor junction box and remove the interference filter (fig. 4-5).thetheb.Installation.Install replacement radio interference sup-pression filter and secure to motor junction box with four screws.Remove tags and reconnect electrical leads (fig. 4-5).4-18.TESTING RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION COMPONENTS.Test the interference filter by using a method of substitution.If a faulty filter is detected, replace it with one known to be good.SECTION VII.MAINTENANCE4-19.GENERAL.This section provides maintenanceassembly and hoses that are applicableComponents of the pumping assembly andOF PUMPING ASSEMBLYinstructions for the pumpingto organizational maintenance.hoses consist of all hoses, the4-12
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