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TM 5-4120-270-15 Key to fig. 6-8: 2 Screw, machine 4 Rotor and shafts 6 Box, connector 1 Cover, end 3 Bearing, ball 5 Screw, machine 7 Frame and windings Figure 6-8.  Evaporator fan motor, exploded ,view. b.      Removal.    Refer  to  figure  5-3  and  remove  the heater high temperature cutout. c.      Disassembly.      Disconnect   electrical   leads   from heater  high  ’temperature  control.    Do  not  disassemble further. d.  Testing.  Using a continuity tester or a multimeter set on low OHMS range, test for continuity between each pair   of   terminals.      Replace   heater   high   temperature cutout if an open reading is obtained. e.  Reassembly.  Connect electrical leads to heater high temperature cutout. f.    Installation.    Refer  to  figure  5-3  and  install  heater high temperature cutout on beater support assembly. 6-12.  Wiring Harness and Wire Leads a.        General.        Tile    electrical    circuits    in    the    air conditioner  are completed by individual wire leads or by wire  leads laced or enclosed in a in a loom to form a 6-9

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