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Figure   3-6.  Evaporator   fan   and   inlet   ring,   removal   and   installation
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3-24 Figure   3-7.   Condenser   fan,   removal   and   installation. signs of damage or wear should be replaced im- mediately. When replacing wiring, be sure that the identical type wire is used. Consult wiring di- agram frequently during any electrical mainte- nance. Solder all terminal conditions. a. On-Equipment Testing. Before removing the blower motor assembly, peform an on-equipment test to determine if removal is necessary. Test the motor for resistance with a multimeter set on the ohm scale as follows: (1) Touch the multimeter leads to the pins in the receptacle connector. The 400 Hertz motor assembly should indicate about 2.25 ohms. The 50/60 Hertz motor assembly should indicate about 4.7 ohms. (2) Connect one multimeter lead to the motor assembly frame. Connect the other lead to any of the three receptacle pins; no continuity should exist (O reading). 3-11

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