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TM 9-4110-257-14 (2) Tension. NOTE The following procedures apply to fan and compressor V-belts.  The belts must be adjusted together, they cannot be tensioned independently. (a) Loosen bolt (2) to relax tension on fan V-belt (4). (b) Loosen four bolts (12) several turns. CAUTION Too little tension causes slippage or slip and grab, causing the belt to break.  If the belt  does  not  break,  the  slip  will  cause  excessive  cover  wear,  burn  spots  and overheating.  Too much tension can cause belt heating and excessive stretch, as well  as  damage  to  drive  components,  such  as  sheaves  and  shafts.    Excessive tightness   will   also   place   heavier   loads   on   the   bearings   causing   them   to   fail prematurely. (c) Turn two bolts (14) equally counterclockwise to set compressor V-belts (15) tension.  Belt tension is correct when 4 lb (2 kg) force is applied to the mid point of the belt and it deflects 0.38 in.  (1 cm).  When the correct tension is reached, tighten four bolts (12). (d) Push on idler arm pulley (24) to set fan V-belt (4) tension.  Belt tension is correct when 4 lb (2 kg) force is applied to the mid point of the belt and it deflects 0.38 in.  (1 cm).  When the correct tension is reached,  tighten bolt (2). NOTE FOLLOW-ON MAINTENANCE: Close left side condenser door. Connect battery (para 4-35) and put unit back into service. 4-99

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