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TM 5-4120-270-15 3-34. Fuse Replacement a. General.    The  air  conditioner  is  provided    with three cartridge-type fuses located in the  upper corner of the junction box. b. Maintenance Procedure.  Refer to figure 3- 14 and perform fuse replacement as required. 3-35. Electrical leads When   removing   or   replacing   components   of   the      air conditioner,  always  inspect  condition  of  all    wires  and cables.    Repair  or  replace  any  defective    wiring  (wiring diagram, fig.  1-6) 3-36. Evaporator Blower and Condenser Fan Motors a. On-Equipment Testing.  Test the motors for resistance with a  multimeter  set  on  the  low  ohm    scale. Touch  the  leads  of  the  multimeter  to  the    pins  in  the receptacle     connector     on the motor. On Model MAC4V60-8604,    the    multimeter        should    indicate    an approximate     value     of     2.25          ohms.      On Model MAC6V60860-2,  the  reading    should  be  approximately 4.7  ohms.    Set  multimeter  on  the  highest  ohm  scale. Connect one lead of  the multimeter to the motor frame and   touch   the      other   lead   to   any   of   the   three   pins. Continuity  should not exist. b. Removal.  Refer to figures 8-15 and S-16, a. Installation.    Install  the  motors  in  reverse order of removal as illustrated on figure 3-15  and 3-16. Figure 3-14.  Fuse replacement. 3-16

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