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CONDENSER FAN, MOTOR, AND HOUSING.-Continued

(7) If motor is to be repaired or replaced remove it from

mounting plate by removing four cap screws and hardware.

(8) Refer motor repairs to direct support maintenance.

NOTE

The impeller fan and condenser fan housing must be

removed together as follows.

(9) Remove three screws and washers, and fan inlet ring.

Use care not to break refrigeration tubing.

(10) Remove three screws, lock washers, washers, and loop

clamps that secure charging valves, pressure relief valve, and

tubing to condenser fan housing.

(11) Remove screw, lock washer, and loop clamp holding push-

pull control cable assembly to fan housing.

(12) Loosen screw in mechanical post to release push-pull

control cable assembly from louver assembly connecting link.

(13) Remove push-pull control cable assembly from fan housing

bracket by removing one casing nut.

(14) Remove eight screws, lock washers, and condenser air

(15) Remove four screws, lock washers, two screw snaps, and

louver assembly (para 4-17).

(16) Remove five screws attaching condenser fan housing to

Screws are accessible from underneath the unit.

unit.

(17) Carefully remove condenser fan housing (with fan inside)

by rotating housing 90 counterclockwise and pulling straight out.

(18) Separate impeller fan from condenser fan housing.

d. Replace.

Replace all defective components found during

inspection and test.

Installation/Assembly.

(1) Place impeller fan in condenser fan housing.

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