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TM 5-4210-233-14&P-1 Table 4-2.  Unit Troubleshooting - Continued MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION AXLES - Continued 5 AXLE DOES NOT ENGAGE DIFFERENTIAL LOCK-UP Step 1. Check for broken or pinched air line. Check and replace air line (see para 4-9). Step 2. Check if lock-up air chamber diaphragm is broken or chamber has internal damage. Replace air chamber.  Notify Direct Support. Step 3. Air switch defective. Replace switch.  Notify Direct Support. FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM 1 PUMP FAILS TO PRIME OR LOSES PRIME NOTE Some pump operators mistakenly assume that the main pump is fully  primed  when  they  see  the  first  discharge  of  water  and  oil come out of the priming pump discharge pipe, or when they see a  slight  pressure  on  pressure  gauge.    Operate  pump  until  it emits a solid stream of water through its discharge pipe. NOTE If  desired,  the  pump  may  be  running  while  priming.    However, priming may be more positive if the impellers are stationary. NOTE At temperatures of 0 deg.  F (-18'C) or below, use SAE 5W or 5W-20 engine oil in priming tank.  Heavier oils are not suitable at low temperatures. Step 1. Battery has low state of charge. Make sure battery is properly charged.  If battery is in low state of charge, it may be difficult to operate the priming pump at proper speed. 4-50

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