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TM  5-4120-377-14 Table  4-2.   TROUBLESHOOTING   (Cont.) MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 7. NO HEAT IN EITHER HI HEAT OR LO HEAT MODE. Step 1.  Check  for  loose  or  damaged  electrical  connectors,  or  damaged  wires  in  wiring  harnesses. Disconnect   input   power   before   performing   internal   electrical   troubleshooting. Voltages  used  can  be  deadly. Tighten  or  replace  loose  or  damaged  connectors  or  repair  damaged  wires. Step  2.  Check  operation  of  heater  thermostat  (S4). Test  thermostat.  (See  para  4-60.)  Replace  thermostat  if  defective. Step 3.  Check  operation  of  mode  selector  switch  (S1). Test  switch.  (See  para  4-40.)  Replace  switch  if  defective. 8. HEAT IN HI HEAT MODE, BUT NOT IN LO HEAT MODE. Step 1.  Check  for  loose  or  damaged  electrical  connectors,  or  damaged  wires  in  wiring  harnesses. Disconnect   input   power   before   performing   internal   electrical   troubleshooting. Voltages  used  can  be  deadly. Tighten  or  replace  loose  or  damaged  connectors,  or  repair  damaged  wires. Step  2.  Check  operation  of  heater  relay  (K2). Test  relay.  (See  para  4-56.)  Replace  relay  if  defective. Step  3.  Check  operation  of  Temperature  control  thermostat  (S2). a.  Inspect  sensing  bulb  and  capillary  for  damage  or  leakage.  (See  para  4-39.)  Replace entire  control  if  bulb  is  damaged  or  leaking. b.  Test  switch  in  Temperature  control  thermostat.  (See  para  4-39.)  Replace  entire  control,  if defective. Step 4.  Check  operation  of  mode  selector  switch  (S1). Test  switch.  (See  para  4-40.)  Replace  switch  if  defective. 4-49

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