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TM 9-2320-360-20-1 WARNING · Batteries must be disconnected before   tightening   any   connections. Failure to comply may result in injury to personnel. · Remove   all   jewelry   such   as   rings, dog  tags,  bracelets,  etc.    If  jewelry contacts  electrical  terminals  a  direct short may result in an instant heating of  tools,  damage  to  equipment,  and injury to personnel. Check ground wire no. 1435 from PTO solenoid valve for loose connections, damage, and continuity. CONTINUITY TEST (1) Disconnect wiring from components at each end of wire. (2) Set multimeter to ohms position. NOTE A reading of infinity indicates an open circuit. (3) Connect multimeter leads to each end of wire and check multimeter for continuity. NOTE A reading of other than infinity indicates a grounded wire. (4) Remove multimeter lead from one end of wire and connect to chassis ground. SCREEN ADAPTER CHECK (1) Place drain pan under PTO solenoid. (2) Remove hose no 2851 from screen adapter. (3) Remove screen adapter from elbow. (4) Inspect screen adapter for restriction, foreign material or damage. NOTE If screen adapter is OK, do not perform steps (5) and (6). (5) Install screen adapter on elbow. (6) Install hose no. 2851 on screen adapter. WIRE NO. 1719A VOLTAGE TEST NOTE Engine must be running to perform this test. (1) Place positive (+) probe of multimeter on wire no. 1719A at PTO control switch. (2) Place negative (-) probe of multimeter on ground and look for 22-28 volts on multimeter. Change 2  2-687

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