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TM  5-4120-361-14 TO REMOVE HEATING ELEMENT: GRIP HEATING ELEMENT FITTING FLANGE WITH WRENCH PLIERS, AND WITH END WRENCH, REMOVE LOCKNUT AND WASHERS. SLIDE ELEMENT FREE OF HOUSING PANEL, THEN OUT OF MOUNTING BRACKET. START WITH TOP ELEMENT Figure  4-18. Heating element and d. stall stall 4-32. AND WORK DOWN. heater Installation (1) Refer to figure 4-19 and in- the thermostatic switch. (2) Refer to figure 4-4 and in- the  top  front  cover. Wiring. a. Inspection. Inspect insulation for cracks and signs of deterioration. Pay particular attention to wires pass- ing through holes in the frame and over rough  metal  edges. If inspection re- veals a broken or cut wire, and the wire is exposed, it must be repaired. If the break in the wire is in the wiring har- cutout  switch,   removal and installation ness or in an   inaccessible area, replace wire (c. below). b. Testing. Test a wire for con- tinuity by  disconnecting each end from the component(s) to which it is con- nected. Touch the test probes of a multimeter to the ends of the wire under test. If continuity is not indicated, the wire is defective and must be re- paired or replaced. c. Replacement. To replace a defec- tive  wire  lead,   disconnect both ends at the components and install new wire with an exact duplicate of wire being re- placed. If the defective wire is diffi- cult to remove from wiring harness, cut 4-29

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