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TM5-4120-387-14 TABLE  4-2.  TROUBLESHOOTING  (Cont.) MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION Step 2. Check operation of heater thermostat (S3). Test thermostat. (See para 4-56.) Replace thermostat if defective. Step 3. Check operation of mode selector switch (S). Test  switch. (See para 4-47.) Replace switch if defective. 8. HEAT IN HI HEAT MODE, BUT NOT IN LO HEAT MODE. Step 1. Check for loose or damaged electrical connectors, or damaged wires in wiring harnesses. Voltages used can kill. Always disconnect power cord to air  conditioner  before  performing  any  internal maintenance. Shutting unit off at its control panel does not disconnect unit power. Tighten or replace loose or damaged connectors, or repair damaged wires. Step 2. Check  operation  of  Temperature  control  thermostat  (S1). a. Inspect sensing bulb and capillary for damage or leakage. (See para 4-46.) Replace entire control if bulb is damaged or  leaking. b. Test switch in Temperature control thermostat. (See para 4-46.) Replace entire control, if defective. Step 3. Check operation of mode selector switch (S). Test switch. (See para 4-47.) Replace switch if defective. 9. FAN MOTOR (B2) DOES NOT OPERATE. Voltages used can kill. Always disconnect power cord to air  conditioner  before  performing  any  internal maintenance. Shutting unit off at its control panel does not disconnect unit power. Step 1. Using wiring diagram (fig. 4-7), check electrical connectors P2 and J2, P4 and J4, and individual wires for tightness and continuity. Tighten, repair,   or replace as indicated. 4-48

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