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TM 1-4920-458-13&P 3-9. FILLING OIL RESERVOIR Whenever the oil level of the reservoir falls below the minimum level indicated on the reservoir body, add oil conforming to MIL-H-5606 until oil is again at its proper level.  See para.  2-10. a. Remove right door (1) of Pitot static assembly to gain access to the filler valve port (2). b. Unscrew  cap  (3)  from  nipple  fitting  on  filler  valve  port  (2)  pointing  upward.    Attach  filler  hose  by  turning clockwise. c. Set the valve handle (4) to the fill position, turning it 90 degrees clockwise. d. Once the filler hose is tightened, place the opposite end of the hose in a container of oil, conforming to MIL-H- 5606. e. On  front  of  chassis,  set  the  power  switch  to  "ON".    When  oil  level  is  within  limits  indicated  on  reservoir  body, remove filler hose from oil container to allow for drainage of oil in hose.  Set ON-OFF switch to "OFF". f. Disconnect the filler hose from the filler valve port (2), reinstall cap (3), and change the selector valve to RUN position as shown. g. Install right door (1). h. The unit is now ready to perform its functional tests. Lubricant Reservoir Capacitv Expected Intervals Temperatures Fluid, Hydraulic 2.5 fl.  Oz All temperatures D-Daily MIL-H-5606 (D3) 6M-6 Months CAUTION Do not operate pump for more than 10 seconds without oil in reservoir as it will damage pump. (1) Check for the presence of oil in both sump bowls daily when Tester is in use.  Oil in sump indicates filters need cleaning or repair. (2) The oil in the reservoir shall be cleaned at monthly intervals, or more frequently if conditions warrant. 3-4

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