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A solenoid, direct-acting, three-position, spring-centered, directional control valve is used in a hydraulic system to control a linear actuator.  Midway through extension, the push button is released, but the actuator continues to extend slowly.  Which of the following conditions represents the probable cause?
A) A centering spring has broken and jammed the spool movement preventing the spool from recentering.
B) One of the two solenoids has sustained an open in its respective coil.
C) The pump coupling has been damaged preventing the pump from developing its required operating speed.
D) The detent mechanism has failed, preventing the valve from operating.
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