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TM5-4120-377-14 (g)  See  wiring  diagram  and  tags  and  solder  leads  to  new  connector. (h)  Remove  tags. (i)  Using  screwdriver,  secure  connector  to  terminal  box  with  four  screws. (j)  Using  screwdriver,  secure  terminal  box  to  motor  with  four  screws. (2)  To  replace  thermostat  (thermal  protector): Using  screwdriver,  remove  four  screws  from  terminal  box. Pull  terminal  box  away  from  motor  as  far  as  connector  wires  will  allow. Using  screwdriver,  remove  two  screws  and  spacers. Pull  thermostat  away  from  motor. Tag  and  disconnect  leads  to  the  thermostat. Remove  old  thermostat. See  tags  and  connect  leads  to  new  thermostat. Remove tags. Using  screwdriver,  secure  thermostat  with  two  screws  and  spacers. Using  screwdriver,  secure  terminal  box  with  four  screws. (3)  To  replace  bearings: (a)  Match-mark  motor  frame  and  bracket  (end  bell)  to  ease  reassembly. (b)  Using  screwdriver,  remove  eight  screws  from  bracket  (end  bell). (c)  Using  screwdriver,  remove  four  screws  from  bearing  retainer. (d)  Carefully  separate  bracket  (end  bell)  from  motor  frame. (e)  Carefully  pull  rotor  with  shaft  and  bearings  from  the  frame  with  stator. (f)  Note  the  position  and  number  of  load  spring,  bearing  spacer  washer(s),  bearings,  and  bearing retainer as they are removed. (g)  Check  spacer  washers  and  load  spring  for  excessive  wear,  nicks,  or  breakage.  Replace  them  if they are damaged. Bearings   are   permanently   lubricated   and   sealed   at   the   time   of   manufacture.   Do   not attempt  to  clean  or  relubricate  them.  Keep  bearings  in  plastic  bags  or  wrap  securely  in grease-proof  paper  until  needed  for  assembly. (h)  Remove  bearings. (i)  Examine  rotor,  stator,  and  shafts  for  nicks,  gouges,  deformations,  and  evidence  of  overheating. 5-5

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