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Hi Pam , how are you ?
We are kind of confuse in your below comment regarding the pump ZW 8X6X10F¨, attached is the file that I received from FM back on August 19,2015 with the test points to perform and according to the Maximums Ratings attached and curves we really don´t know what is the mistake? Can you please point me out exactly what do you meant, so I can be able to revise it with the Lab Staff.

Thank you in advance

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