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TM5-4120-384-14
5-8. EVAPORATOR, FAN, MOTOR, AND HOUSING REPAIR.
Direct  support  maintenance  repair  of  the  evaporator  fan  motor  is
limited  to  replacement  of  the  electrical  connector,  thermal
overloads,  and  bearings.
Repair  of  the  evaporator  fan  and  fan
housing  is  by  replacement.
For  access,  inspection,  testing,
removal  and  installation  see  paragraph  4-32.
NOTE
Check  nameplate  on  motor  for  manufacturer  and  model
number  and  use  repair  instructions  below  which
pertain  to  the  motor  in  your  air  conditioner.
Authorized  repair  of  Motor  Assembly,  Custom  Motor  Design,
Repair.
Model  184-01-0412  is  accomplished  using  the  following  procedures  a,
b,  and  c.
(See  fig.  5-1.)  For  Keco  Industries,  Inc.  Model
(See
113K0001  or  113K0090  see  following  procedures  d,  e,  and  f.
f i g .  5-1.1.)  For  additional  information  on  electric  motor  repair
refer  to  FM  20-31  (Electric  Motor  and  Generator  Repair).
a.
To replace connector on Custom Motor Design motor:
(1)
Loosen
cable
clamp.
(2)
Tag
and
leads.
(3)
Remove
old
connector.
(4)  See  wiring  diagram
and
tags
and
lead
to
new
connector.
Remove  tags.
(5)
Secure
cable
clamp.
To  replace  overload  (thermal)  protectors  on  Custom  Motor
Design  motor:
Thermal  protectors  are  not  replaceable  on  this
motor.  If  testing  (para  4-32)  indicates  an  open  thermal  protector,
replace  motor.
c.
To replace bearings on Custom Motor Design motor:
(1)
Match-mark
stator
and
end
bracket
to
ease
reassembly.
(2)
Remove
four
screws
from
end
bracket.
(3)  Carefully  separate  end  bracket  from  stator.  Using
a
brass  or  plastic  bar  and  hammer  tap  opposite  sides,  top,  and
bottom
in  alternating  sequence  to  break  end  bracket  loose.
(4)
Remove
end
bracket.
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