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TM 5-4210-220-12 Table 2-1.  Operator Preventive Maintenance checks and Services (PMCS) - Continued A - After Mission D - Daily Checks W - Weekly Interval Item ITEM TO BE INSPECTED/Procedure Equipment is not No. A D W Ready/Available If COOLING SYSTEM (cont.) Examine radiator fan belts for signs of wear or - Fan belts severely damage.  Check belt tension.  Belt should move less worn or missing. than 1/2 in at midpoint between pulleys. With the engine shut down, check the radiator fan is - Fan blades missing. locked to the pulley.  The fan will not rotate.  Check that the shutter on the front of the radiator is open. Start main engine and check shutter closes. - Fan shutter will not operate. WARNING A rotating fan can cause serious injury.  Even when the fan clutch is disengaged the fan will rotate.  Do not attempt to stop it rota ting. While watching the radiator fan, have second crewman operate FAN OVERRIDE switch in the cab. When set to MANUAL the fan will stop when the engine is stopped. When set to AUTO, and the engine not at working temperature, the fan will run on when the engine is stopped.  Check when set to MANUAL, the shutter opens.  Report any deficiencies to Organizational Maintenance. 2-36

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