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(1)  Refer  to  figure  4-13  and  install  bushings (3)  Install  plate  and  motor  in  air  conditioner (8) in mounting plate (9) if they were removed. and  slide  fan  impeller  (fig.  4-12)  on  motor  shaft. (2)  Place  a  washer  (7)  over  each  bushing  and Install  four  screws  and  flat  washers. set  motor  (6)  on  washers.  Install  four  screws  (3), (4)  Connect  motor  electrical  connector. washers (5), and lock washers (4). Install collar (2) (5)   Refer   to   paragraph   4-21   and   install on  motor  shaft  and  install  setscrew  (1). housing  covers. Section   XIII.   FAN   MOTOR   SWITCHES   AND   CAPACITORS 4-41.  Fan  Motor  Speed  Control  Switches a.  General.  The  evaporator  fan  motor  speed control switch is a toggle switch which is part of the control  module.  Replacement  instructions  for  this switch  are  included  with  the  control  module.  The condenser   fan   motor   speed   control   thermostatic switch,  located  on  the  rear  wall  of  the  housing, automatically  controls  the  fan  motor  speed.  The switch is normally open and closes on temperature rise  between  95°  F  and  105°  F.  When  the  switch contacts   close,   the   condenser   fan   relay   coil   is energized and the relay shifts the fan motor circuit from  low-speed  to  high-speed. b.   Testing.   Test   the   switch   and   connector assembly  in  the  air  conditioner  as  follows: (1)  Refer  to  paragraph  4-21  and  remove  rear top  cover. (2)  Disconnect  electrical  connector  located just   below   condenser   motor   electrical   connector (fig.   4-12). (3)  Check  for  continuity  between  terminals  of connector.  There  should  be  no  continuity  between terminals  when  temperature  is  below  95°  F.  If  a source of heated air is available, check for closing of contacts and continuity between terminals at 95° F to  105°  F. (4)  If  switch  and  connector  assembly  do  not meet   requirements,   check   wiring   and   repair damaged  wiring  or  replace  switch. c.  Removal.   With  top  cover  removed  and electrical   connector   disconnected,   proceed   as follows : ( 1 ) Refer to figure 4-15 and remove two screws and  lock  washers.  Remove  switch  and  connector assembly. (2)  Disconnect  switch  leads  from  connector. 4-24

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