TM   10-3930-643-20 BRAKE  TROUBLESHOOTING  AND  MAINTENANCE.  (cont) 8 - 8. Brake   Hydraulic   Hoses,   Lines   and   Fittings.   (Sheet   11   of   11) BLEEDING  THE  BRAKES Brake   fluid   can   cause   injury   if splashed   into   your   eyes. Wear safety   goggles   when   bleeding   the brakes. If   any   brake   fluid   con- tacts   the   eyes,   flush   immediately with   cold   water   and   obtain   medi- c a l    a i d. 80. Open   the   bleeder   valve   on   the   pressure converter/power   cluster. Depress   and hold   the   brake   pedal   until   clean,   air free,   fluid   appears. Close   bleeder valve   and   release   the   brake   pedal. Be   sure   to   direct   the   end   of   the hose   away   from   the   brake   assembly to   avoid   splashing   brake   fluid on   the   disc   or   pads. 81. Attach   a   hose   to   the   top   bleeder valve   in   the   brake   head   and   open the   valve. Depress   and   hold   the brake   pedal   until   clean,   air   free, fluid   appears.    Close   the   bleeder valve   and   release   the   pedal. 82. Depress   and   release   the   brake   pedal several   times. 83. Depress   the   brake   pedal   and   open   the same   bleeder   valve. After   fluid   stops flowing,   close   valve   and   release   pedal. 84. Remove   the   bleeder   hose. 85. Repeat   steps   80   thru   84   for   brake   at the   opposite   end   of   the   axle. It   may be   necessary   to   replenish   air   system. 86. Check   the   pressure   converter/power c l u s t e r    f l u i d    l e v e l. Refer   to step   78. NOTE Return   M10A   Forklift   to   original equipment   condition. END OF TASK 8-35

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