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TM 9-2320-364-34-1
All personnel must stand clear during lifting operations. A swinging or shifting load may cause injury or
death to personnel.
Do not get under LHS when disconnecting or connecting connectors or hoses. A hydraulic malfunction
could cause LHS to lower causing serious injury.
VISUAL INSPECTION
(1) Using LHS, lift truck only enough to lift
vehicle weight off suspension. Do not
lift tires off ground
(TM 9-2320-364-10).
(2) Set hydraulic selector switch to
OFF position.
(3) Turn OFF ENGINE switch.
(4) Disconnect hose 2891 from LH hook
arm manifold, port VA. Plug hose.
(5) Disconnect hose 2882 from RH hook
arm manifold, port VA. Plug hose.
(a) If no fluid leaks from LH or RH
hook arm manifold at port VA,
load control valves are OK.
Perform Steps (6) through (8)
below and go to Step 7 of
this Fault.
(b) If fluid leaks from LH or RH hook
arm manifold where hose is
removed, remove plug from hose
and connect hose to hook arm
manifold that does not leak.
replace load control valve at
leaking port VA (Para 17-13).
(6) Remove plugs from hoses 2891
and 2882.
(7) Connect hose 2891 to LH hook arm
manifold, port VA.
(8) Connect hose 2882 to RH hook arm
manifold, port VA.

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