│(iii) A. If (i) │(iii) A. (1) │(iii) A. (1) │and (ii) fail, │Badly filled │Carefully examine │examine feed │belt, or a belt │the new belt. │block slide. If │with worn or │ │jammed, No. 1 │loose pockets. │ │holds up the │The cartridges │ │crank handle and │projecting │ │opens the cover. │unevenly from the│ │No. 2, with the │belt prevent it │ │assistance of No.│entering or │ │1, removes the │passing freely │ │feed block, and │through the feed │ │replaces it by │block. │ │the spare one. │ │ │Meanwhile No. 1 │ │ │forces down the │ │ │horns of the │ │ │extractor, and │ │ │places the crank │ │ │handle on the │ │ │buffer spring. As│ │ │soon as the spare│ │ │feed block is in │ │ │position, No. 1 │ │ │closes the cover │ │ │and pulls the top│ │ │cartridge of a │ │ │fresh belt into │ │ │position and lets│ │ │go the crank │ │ │handle. │ │ │ „ │(iii) A. (2) Belt│(iii) A. (2) See │ │box not being in │that the new belt │ │line with the │box is in line. │ │feed block; the │ │ │belt does not │ │ │lead up correctly│ │ │to the feed block│ │ │and becomes │ │ │jammed. │ │ „ │NOTE.—The effect of a fault in feed │ │is that the top pawls, being │ │engaged behind a cartridge in the │ │belt, are held fast when some │ │obstruction, such as above, │ │prevents the belt from passing │ │freely through the feed block. The │ │recoiling portions, being connected │ │by the top and bottom levers to the