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TM5-4120-376-14 4-17.  EVAPORATOR  FAN  MOTOR  AND  HOUSING  ASSEMBLY/Inspect,  Service,  Test,  Repair, Replace (Cont) L O C A T I O N / I T E M EVAPORATOR   MOTOR Test: 1.  Using  an  ohmmeter  or  other  continuity  testing  device  check  that  no  continuity  exist between  all  pins  and  the  electrical  connector  P-3. 2.   If   continuity   requirements   are   not   met,   replace   connector   P-3. 3.   Using   an   ohmmeter   or   other   continuity   testing   device,   check   continuity   between connector   pins   A-B,   A-C   and   B-C,   and   between   D-E,   D-F   and   E-F. 4.  If  continuity  requirements  are  not  met  repair  or  replace  evaporator  motor. 5.  Using  an  ohmmeter  or  other  continuity  testing  device,  check  that  continuity  exists between  pins  A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  and  F  and  the  motor  housing  (stator). 6.  Using  an  ohmmeter  or  other  continuity  testing  device,  check  that  continuity  does  exist between  pin  G  and  the  motor  housing  (stator). 7.  If  continuity  requirements  are  not  met,  repair  or  replace  evaporator  motor. 8.  Using  an  ohmmeter  or  other  continuity  testing  device,  check  continuity  between  all terminals  on  thermal  overload  (high  speed  with  blue/white  wires). 9.  Using  an  ohmmeter  or  other  continuity  testing  device,  check  continuity  between  all terminals  on  thermal  overload  (low  speed  with  green/white  wires). 10.   If   continuity   requirements   are   not   met,   replace   thermal   overload. 4-65

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