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The motor In this kit may or may not be Identical to your old motor. If your current motor has the pluggable motor switch (see Figure .48), replace the service motor in the same manner as you removed your defective motor. If your defective motor has the switch where the wire lead from the main harness connects to the motor switch individually! carefully follow Instructions below._ 3. If you choose to use the pulley supplied with the replacement motor, you may proceed to step 8. Otherwise proceed to Step 4. . Potential Ию Hazard and/or Nuisance Tripping of Motor Protector DO NOT under any circumstance attempt to remove or. replace the motor switch from this pluggable service motor. The switch is a non-serviceable component. Failure to do so could result in fire, serious injury or death. 4. 5. 1. Remove detective motor using standard motor removed procedures. Remove pulley from replacement motor by using .two (2) open end or adjustable wenches. Place one on the motor shaft, right behind the pufley* aid the other on the pulley. Holdirtg the motor shaft in place with one {1} wrench, turn pulley with other wrench In a counterclockwise direction to remove pulley. See Figures. Remove belt restrainer from replacement motor. See Figure 2. 2. Compare and note the difference between the defective motor and your new replacement motor. The first thing you will need to compare Is the motor pulleys. The puttey supplied with the replacement motor can be used In all applications. Although there am two (2) cases, you may want to use the pulley from the defective motor. $eo figure 1 for these two (2) cases. flEMQYE BEIT 1ER REMOVE PULLEY О 2-SPEED APPLICATION. FIGURE 1 NOTE: it you choose not to reuse your pulley from the defective mftor as shown In Figure 1, you will loose the 2-speed or 3-speed option. CWhpl CwpfKSWn IW ROUfiB 2 (Continued) Instruction Sheel 279807 7/94 6. From the switch end of the replacement motor, cut the threaded portion of the motor shaft off using a hacksaw. Sôû Figure 3: MOTOR SWITCH' rOffATTUS POINT ON SWTTffl END OF MOTOR MURES- With an alien wrench, remove the pulley from the defective motor and reinstall it on the replacement motor. Be sure to push pulley onto the motor shaft all the way and tighten the setscrew securely in place. PLUGGABLE 9. BEPLACaENt MOTOR №№(B Position motor a$ shown in Figure 5. Note the location of the motor switch. Secure rpotor to bracket with the original motor damps. 8. Compare and note difference between the motor switch of the defective motor and the switch of the new replacement motor. If the switches are the same, simply install the motor In reverse order you've removed the defective motor. Seo Figures 4A & 4B. If not proceed to step 9, NOTE: Overtoad protector ts part of the pluggable switch on the replacement motor and separate on the old motor switch. OVERLOAD PROTECTOR OLD MOTOR SWTCH MOTOR CLAMP REMOVE BUIE JUMPER LEAD AND DISCARD motuowtjot OFTHE MOTOR SWITCH DEFECTIVE MOTOR FWIRE5 279807 FIGURE 4A (Continued) WIRING INSTRUCTIONS in the blue iumoefwiw that runs from the motor switch to the overload and discard. See FtguwS, tt ffrwwqgi fra hi.» (dM^wire from main harness to |hp vkoagt terminalon ihe tnartoad tXPteOtorthat you remove Vie Jumper Wire from in step io. See Figure ft 12. Connect the red (1M) wira leadfrom main harness to the V*' terminal marked “1" on the motor switch. See Figure 6. 13* Connect the red (2M) wire lead from main harness to the w terminal marked **2" on the motor switch. See Figure 6. 14. To connect tt» Hack (SM) wire lead from mam harness and Ihe «№ wbe toad from main harness to the niotw.switah, you must replace the Vi* temaei termM w№ theW Insulated female terminus incfmted with the repaoemeni motor. 15. CuttheW female tertttinai frqmtheblack (6M) and white (SM) wir© Jeads firttm vASUn harness as dose to the terminal as possible With wire cutters. 16. Strip wires back approximately V* of an inch. 17. With barrel crimpers, crimp Vs* Insulated female terminals, included with motor, onto the wire leads. NOTE: Make sure terminals are crimped securely In place. 18. Conned the white (SM) wire lead from main harness onto the W terminal marked on the motor switch. See Figure 6. 19. Connect the black (6M) wire load from main harness onto the W terminal matted ‘*8*' on the motor switch. See Figure 6 №N£6 20. Reconnect ground wire. See Figure 6, 21. All wire lead connections are complete at this point. Finish reassembling dryer....