TM 5-6115-593-12TO 35C2-3-463-1LEGEND FOR FIGURE 4-30 (SHEET 2)13.Heater assy34.Bolt assy14.Cord grip35.EB tank15.Reducer36.Cord grip16.Cover37.Seal ring17.O-ring38.Cord grip18.Heater element39.Seal ring19.Swivel adapter40.Terminal block20.Cap41.Ground lug21.Washer42.Plate22.Grommet43.Bolt assy23.Cap44.Junction box24.Set screw45.Mounting plate25.Sensing unit46.Lub oil heater assy26.Swivel adapter47.Cap27.Burr48.Washer28.Nipple49.Grommet29.Clamp50.Cap30.Hose51.Burr31.Screw52.Reducer32.EC flange and valve assy53.Heater element33.GasketSection XX. MAINTENANCE OF FUEL TRANSFER PUMP4-52.FUEL TRANSFER PUMP. The fuel transferpump (figure 4-31) has a DC operated motor and isused to transfer fuel from an auxiliary source to thegenerator set fuel tank. Pumping is automaticallycontrolled by a float level switch in the generator set fueltank when the FUEL PUMP switch on engine controlpanel (see figure 2-1) is in the AUTO position. Thepump (16, figure 4-31) is mounted on the supportbracket (51) on the generator set base assembly.a.Inspection.(1)Inspect pump for leaks, loose connections,dents, and cracks.(2) Remove fuel line from pump inletconnection and inspect filter assembly foraccumulated dirt, cracks, breaks whichwould cause restriction to fuel flow.(3) Inspect the motor for overheating or othervisible signs of damage.b.Test. Transfer pump testing consists of anoperational test as follows:(1) Place 24V DC CONTROL CIRCUITBREAKER on generator panel to OFF, andFUEL PUMP switch on engine panel to OFFposition.(2) Disconnect hose assembly connected topump connector (10, figure 4-31).(3) Attach a length of hose of this connectorand place in a container of adequate size.(4) Connect an external fuel supply to the fueltransfer pump connection on the outside ofthe base assembly.4-88
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