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93. Tire Wear Abnormal or Uneven
Probable
cause
Possible
remedy
Tighten wheel mounting bolts.
Wheel loose on the hub
Adjust tie rods (par. 164).
Steering tie rod incorrectly adjusted
Probable
cause
Possible remedy
Normal wear
A d j u s t brakes (par. 76).
Defective brake assembly
Repair or replace brake assembly (par. 167).
Probable
cause
Possible
remedy
Defective high pressure relief valve
Repair or replace high pressure relief valve (par. 149).
Fluid pressure gage defective
Replace fluid pressure gage (par. 173).
Repair or replace compensator control (par. 153).
Compensator control defective
Hydraulic pump defective
Replace the pump (par. 153).
Probable
cause
Possible
remedy
Repair fluid volume control (par. 153).
Fluid volume control defective
Bleed air from the system (par. 70).
Air in the hydraulic system
Check engine with hand speed indicator.
Engine speed too low
Replace
tachometer if defective (par. 137).
Replace or repair fluid flow indicator (par. 146).
Fluid flow indicator defective
High pressure filter clogged
Replace high pressure filter (par. 142).
Fluid bypass valve leaking
Replace fluid bypass valve (par. 150).
Probable
cause
Possible
remedy
Replace high pressure filter (par. 142).
High pressure filter
clogged
High pressure relief
valve defective
Repair or replace high pressure relief valve (par. 149).
Repair or replace compensator control (par. 153).
Compensator control
defective
Repair or replace fluid pressure gage (par. 73).
Fluid pressure gage
defective
Probable
cause
Possible
remedy
Replace fluid temperature gage (par. 147).
Fluid temperature gage defective
Replace high pressure filter (par. 142).
High pressure filter clogged
Replace the thermoswitch (par. 143).
Thermoswitch defective
Section IV. RADIO INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
99. Definition
The tactical importance of effective interfer-
a. Interference. The term "interference" as
ence suppression cannot be stressed too greatly.
used herein applies to electrical disturbances in
Since the electrical disturbances generated by
the radio frequency range which are generated
by the test stand and which may interfere with
the test stand are composed partly of electrical
the proper operation of radio receivers or other
waves in the radio frequency range they must
electronic equipment.
be suppressed for two important reasons. First,
b. Interference Suppression. The term "in-
they will interfere with the proper operation
terference suppression" as used herein applies
of the friendly radio net, and second, they will
to the methods used to eliminate or effectively
enable the enemy to locate the equipment and
reduce radio interference generated by the test
stand.
its associated units.
AGO 5742A
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