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TM5-4120-377-14 b.   Inspection (1) Check fan  for dents, bent or loose fan blades, and that hub is securely attached. Replace if damaged. (2)   Check   inlet   bell   for   dents   or   any   distortion   that   would   cause   interference   with   fans.   Replace   if damaged. c. d. e. (3)  If  a  motor  problem  is  suspected,  inspector  test  motor  in  accordance  with  paragraph  4-63. Clean (1)  Use  a  clean  dry  cloth  and  a  soft  brush  to  remove  dirt  from  fan. (2)  If  fan  and  inlet  bell  are  excessively  dirty,  wash  them  with  a  mild  detergent  and  water  solution. Evaporator  fan  inlet  bell  removal Take  care  that  hardware  does  not  drop  down  into  unit. (1)  Using  screwdriver,  remove  four  screws  and  lock  washers. Figure   4-75.   Evaporator   Inlet   Bell (2)  Lift  inlet  bell  up  and  out  of  unit. Evaporator   inlet   bell   installation (1)  Place  inlet  bell  in  unit  and  aline  mounting  holes. NOTE Flat  edge  on  inlet  bell  should  be  toward  evaporator  coil. 4-116

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