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TM 5-4120-270-15 Key to fig.  3-18: 9 Nut, self-locking, 17 Nut, self-locking, #8-32 26    Screw, hex hd, 1/428 x 1 Screw, drive #1032 18 Washer, flat 8 in. 2 Plate, instruction 10 Washer, spring, 5/8 in. 19 Damper assembly 27    Washer, flat, 1/4 in 8 Screw, set, hex skt, 11 Washer, flat 20 Box assembly 28    Nut, self-locking, 1/4-28 #10-32 x 3/8 in. 12 Pin, locking 21 Grommet 29    Bracket, support 4 Knob 13 Worm gear 22 Bracket, support 5 Rod, linkage, long 14 Joint, ball 23 Screw, machine, #10432 6 Spacer, 6/8 in. 15 Rod, linkage, short x 8/4 in. 7 Washer, spring, 5/8 in.  16 Screw, rd hd, # 8-32 24 Washer, flat, #10 8 Worm gear assembly x 5/8 25 Nut, self-locking, #10-32 Figure 3-13.  Damper door control, exploded view. Section VIII.  ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND FAN BLOWER MOTORS 3-33. General The    electrical    system    (fig.        1-6)    consists    of     the compressor,  fan  motors,  contactors,   solenoid      valves, selector   switch,   temperature   control   thermostat   fuses, circuit breaker, heaters, heater  high temperature cutout, high  and  low  pressure    cutouts,  transformer,  RFI  filters, time  delay  re-    lay  and  all  internal  wiring.    An  internal compressor    overload    protector    and    a    manual    reset circuit breaker prevent the compressor from being damaged by electrical  overload.    The  compressor  heater  thermostat cuts  off  the  power  of  the  compressor  heater  when  the compressor   reaches   safe   operating   temperature   and also    activates    the    heater        when    required.        Both evaporator  fans  are  driven    by  the  blower  motor  which has integral overload  protection.  The evaporator heater cutout  prevents    overheating  when  the  unit  is  operating on the  heating cycle. 3-15

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