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TM5-4120-376-14 4-22.  JUNCTION  BOX  AND  CONTROL  MODULE  ASSEMBLY/Inspect,  Test,  Replace  (Cent) LOCATION/ITEM Removal: Connector   With   Leads 1.  Remove  one  screw  (49)  two  flat  washers  (50)  one  lock  washer  (51)  and  one  flat  nut  (52) securing  ground  terminal  (E-2)  to  control  module  frame  (13). 2.  Tag  and  remove  wires  from  terminals. 3.   Remove   eight   screws   (53)   and   eight   nuts   (54)   and   eight   washers   (55)   securing   connector with   leads   (56)   to   control   module   mounting   plate. 4.  Remove  connector  with  leads. 5.   Remove   two   screws   (57)   and   two   lock   nuts   (58)   securing   control   module   mounting   post   (59) to   connector   (J-2)   (56). 6.   Remove   control   module   mounting   post. Inspection: 1.  Inspect  control  module,  circuit  (CB-2),  (CB-1),  Evaporator  Fan  Speed  Switch  (S-2),  Mode Selector   (S-l),   Temperature   Selector   (S-3),   connector   with   leads   for   cracking,   breaks   and scratching. 2.   Repair   or   replace Test: if   damaged. Circuit  Breaker  (CB2) 1.   Use   a   multimeter position. 2.   If   continuity   does and  test  between  the  two  terminals  with  the  circuit  breaker  in  the  ON not   exist   the   circuit   breaker   is   defective. 3.   Replace   defective   circuit   breaker. Circuit  Breaker  (CB1) 1.  Use  a  multimeter  and  test  between  terminals  C1-C2,  B1-B2,  A1-A2  and  No-C  with  the circuit  breaker  in  the  ON  position. 2.   If   continuity   does   not   exist   in   any   of   the   four   test   positions   the   circuit   breaker   is defective. 3.   Replace   defective   circuit   breaker. 4-100

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