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TM  5-4120-377-14 c.   Test (1)   Using   multimeter   and   switch   position   chart   shown   on   figure   4-46,   check   continuity   at   contacts indicated.  With  switch  position  closed,  continuity  should  be  indicated.  With  switch  position  open,  no  continuity should  be  indicated.  Check  between  each  set  of  contacts  and  at  each  switch  position. Figure 4-46. Switch   Position   and   Terminal   Identification (2)  Replace  switch  if  it  fails  above  test. d.  Removal.  (Assuming  switch  has  been  pulled  from  box  for  above  test.) (1)  Tag  and  disconnect  leads. (2)  Remove  switch. e.   Installation (1)  Cut  heat  shrink  tubing  to  approximately  three-quarter  inch  (1.9  cm)  long. (2)  Slip  heat  shrinkable  tubing  over  leads. (3)  Solder  leads  in  place  using  tags  and  wiring  diagram.  (See  fig.  4-20.) (4)  Slip  heat  shrinkable  tubing  over  solder  connection  and  shrink  in  place. (5)  Slip  switch  into  control  box  and  place  shaft  through  hole. (6) Using wrench and holding backside of switch, secure switch to box with lock washer and nut. Be sure that  switch  positions  match  front  plate. (7)  Insert  rear  panel  into  box  and  aline  holes. (8)  Using  screwdriver  and  wrench,  secure  rear  panel  with  four  screws  and  lock  nuts. 4-83

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