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TM5-4120-377-14 c.  Connector  replacement.  (Refrigerant  system  discharge  is  not  required.) (1) Assuming that the power has been disconnected at during  access  and  testing,  proceed  as  follows. (2)  Remove  the  retaining  hardware  from  the  connector the  solder  connections. (3) (4) (5) gasket. Tag  and  unsolder  wires. Using  tags  and  wiring  schematic  (fig.  5-17),  solder Secure  the  connector  to  the  compressor  junction the power source, and covers have been removed Pull the connector out of the box to gain access to wires  to  new  connector.  Remove  the  tags. box  with  four  screws,  lock  washers,  nuts  and  a d.  Heater  thermostat  replacement.  (Refrigerant  system  discharge  is  not  required.) (1)  Check  to  see  that  the  power  has  been  disconnected  at  the  power  source  and  covers  have  been removed  during  access  and  testing. (2) (3) (4) (5) Tag  and  disconnect  two  thermostat  leads. Using  pliers,  bend  retaining  tabs  back. Remove thermostat. Install  new  thermostat  as  follows: (a)  Insert  thermostat  and  carefully  bend  retaining  tabs  back  to  secure  thermostat. (b)  See  tags  on  removed  thermostat.  Correct  thermostat  leads. (c)  If  this  completes  the  repair,  install  junction  box  cover. e.   Compressor   replacement (1) Check to see that the power has been disconnected at the power source, connectors (P4 and J4) were disconnected  and  that  covers  have  been  removed  during  access  and  test,  proceed  as  follows. NOTE The  compressor  is  mounted  to  the  cabinet  base  by  four  bolts  that  are  inserted  from  the underside of the base. In order to remove the compressor, it is necessary that the entire air conditioner  be  raised  and  placed  on  blocks  of  sufficient  height  to  allow  for  removal  of these  bolts  from  below  the  base. DO  NOT  LIFT  without  holding  unit  in  upright  position.  Otherwise  unit  will  fall  over. (2) Attach an overhead hoist to the lifting handle on each side of the cabinet, using a sling and spreader bar. (3) Raise the cabinet and place it on blocks at least four inches high. Be sure the blocks do not obstruct the  holes  in  the  base  through  which  the  compressor  mounting  shoulder  screws  must  be  removed. 5-38

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