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Figure  3–15.  Electric  heaters. rings  and  casing.  Four  bushing  sizes  are  availa- ble  as  follows: (1) 13215E9824-1, 0.094 in. (2) 13215E9824-2, 0.125 in. (3) 13215E9824-3, 0.156 in. (4) 13215E9824-4, 0.188 in. b. Removal. The mount bushing is removed by removing the fan motor (para 3-36). c. Inspection.  Inspect the mount bushing for deformation,  deterioration,  and  damage. d. Installation.  Installation  is  the  reverse  of  re- moval. 3-38. Electric Heaters a. General Six   electrical  resistance  heaters  are mounted directly behind the evaporator coil. The heaters provide the heat called for by the ther- mostat  and  rotary  selector  switch  settings  to maintain  the  required  temperature  of  the  condi- tioned  air.  Positioning  the  rotary  selector  switch I- in  the  H  HEAT  position  places  all  six  heater elements  in  operation.  Moving  the  selector  switch to the LO-HEAT position reduces the heating ca- pacity  by  suppplying  power  to  only  three  heater elements. b.  Testing. (1) Refer to figure 3-4 and remove the top access  cover. (2)  Tag  and  disconnect  wires  from  heater (fig. 3-15). (3) Check for continuity between terminals A and B of heater (fig. 3-15). There should be continuity. (4)  Check  for  continuity  between  heater terminals  and  heater  element  exterior  insulating sleeve. There should be no continuity. (5) Check heater resistance is no less than the  following  values: (a) Cold resistance (70° to 75° F) —1.43 megohms. (b) Hot  resistance  (operating  tempera- ture)—1.06   megohms. 3-39.  Condenser  Fan  Baffle a. General. The condenser fan baffle is located directly  behind  the  condenser  fan.  The  baffle helps  to  reduce  condenser  fan  noise.  The  con- denser fan must be removed to gain access to the baffle. b. Removal. (1) Refer to paragraph 3-24 and remove the condenser  fan. (2) Refer to figure 3-16 and remove the baf- fle. c.  Installation. Installation is the reverse of re- moval. 3-40. Refrigerant Compressor Mounts a.  Inspection. (1) Refer to paragraph 3–30 and remove the junction  box. (2)  Refer  to  figure  3-17  and  inspect  the compressor  mounts  for  damage,  deformation,  and deterioration. b. Removal Report a defective condition to di- rect  support  maintenance. 3-23

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