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Lift and rotate the motor to remove the black
and red wire connectors at the bottom of the
motor.
Lift the motor out of the cabinet with the
speed increaser attached.
TECH TIP: When replacing a complete
motor for a wiring or a bearing issue not
related to the speed increaser, it would be
prudent to remove and keep the speed
increaser assembly for future repair needs.
This could save the expense of replacing
another motor if a speed increaser fails.
TECH TIP: The Centrifugal switch has
a color coded indicator to assist in wire
connections for the motor. Exercise care in
positioning of all motor wires including the 2
wires from the broken belt switch.
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7.
Remove the dryer drum (See page 4-26).
Remove the blower wheel
(See page 4-27).
Remove the motor bracket clips by placing
a nut driver on the end tip of the clip and
pressing down and toward the motor until
the clip pops off the hook of the bracket.
Remove the clips.
Remove the red wire, the blue wire and
the white wire from the motor wire harness
that have the black plastic coating on the
connectors.
Remove the Earth wire clip connector.
NOTE: A Model CS and MN may or may
not have a speed increaser.
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REMOVE DRYER MOTOR
Electrical Shock Hazard
Disconnect power before servicing.
Replace all parts and panels before
operating.
Failure to do so can result in death or
electrical shock.
Motor Bracket Clips
Red, Blue, White
and Earth Wires
Black & Red Wire
Connectors
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