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TM 9-2320-364-20-3      2-2795 (1)   Remove 15 screws and ECB covers. (2)   Set multimeter select switch to ohms. (3)   Connect multimeter positive (+) lead to relay R22, terminal 30. (4)   Connect negative multimeter (–) lead to relay R22, terminal 87. (5)   Turn ON ENGINE switch (TM 9-2320-364-10). (6)   Set crane POWER switch to ON position. (7)   Press the HIGH IDLE switch to LATCH position and release. (a)  If there is no continuity, perform Steps (8) and (9) below and go to Step 12 of this Fault. (b)  If there is continuity, perform Steps (8) through (10) below and go to DDEC II troubleshooting, Fault 4. (8)   Set crane POWER switch to OFF position. (9)   Turn OFF ENGINE switch. (10)    Install ECB covers with 15 screws. CONTINUITY TEST Remove all jewelry such as rings, dog tags, bracelets, etc.  If jewelry or tools contact positive electrical circuits, a direct short may result.  Damage to equipment, injury, or death to personnel may occur. Circuit breakers CB5, CB6, CB12, CB20, CB23 and relays R3, R13 - R19, R26, R28, and R33 are always electrically hot and can cause severe injury to personnel.  Care must exercised when working under the electrical circuit board cover. Relay test must be performed with relay partially removed. Use of insulated test leads are required for Steps (3) and (4). NOTE

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