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TM 9-2320-364-10      2-219 (e) A solid red low air light (7) indicates the CTIS has turned off due to a low air pressure in the braking system. NOTE The CTIS automatically checks for moderate to large leaks or air loss.  This will safeguard against all of the tires going flat when one of the tires has blown and the CTIS is turned ON. (f) If a moderate to large leak is detected after about 30 seconds, the red low air light (7) will flash to confirm the leak.  Turn the CTIS ON/OFF switch (4) to OFF and test entire system for air leak. 1 If no leak is found, restart the CTIS.  If the air leak is still present, the red low air light (7) will again flash after 30 seconds, only allowing time for searching leaky connections.  This cycle for detecting leaks may be repeated many times.

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