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09-04-20, 20:43
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BLOWERS, Electric, 4-Blade, No. C1 ZA/CAN 4411
Removal of this assembly from the Access Door is going to be nice and simple by looks of it.
Only one wire needs to be disconnected, which is the main feed line from the 8-Pin Plug on the back of the Sender running up to feed into the RF Choke L30B (tied in place on top of the board), and the Capacitor C3AF, mounted directly underneath the choke on the bottom of the board. The entire motor assembly at that point can simply be removed as a unit by removing the three Machine Screws. David 
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