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TM    55-2915-335-30&P 2-23.  ELECTRICAL  CIRCUITS  -  lNSPECT/REPLACE  (Cont) 2-23 c.  Install  Negative  Secondary  Brush  Circuit (1) (2) (3) (4) Pre-cut leads of capacitor (13) and fuse (14). For both capacitor and fuse, cut one lead off at 3/8 inch (9,5 mm). Cut the other off at 7/8 inch  (22  mm). Twist  short  leads  of  capacitor  and  fuse together. Use heat sinks on both sides of solder joint. Solder leads together with rosin- core solder (Item 8, Appendix C). Cut about 6 inches (152,4 mm) of new lead wire (2) (Item 3, Appendix B, Bulk Items List). Strip 1/4 inch (6,4 mm) of insulation from one end. Crimp long lead of fuse (14) and lead wire (2) together in terminal (15). Secure terminal to brush card with screw (9) as shown. If shrink tube (4) was removed, replace it. In- stall a 3/4 inch (19 mm) length of shrink tube over base of stud. Use l/4-inch shrink tube (Item 2, Appendix B, Bulk Items List). Position lead wire on mounting stud as instructed. Failure to position lead cor- rectly will cause improper alignment of the field tube. This could lead to early pump  failure. (5) Install a 2-1/4 inch (57 mm) length of shrink tube (1) over mounting stud and lead wire. Use 1/4-inch shrink tube (Item 2, Appendix B,  Bulk  Items  List).  Position  lead  wire  exactly as shown in top view of negative secondary brush circuit. Push shrink tube down to about 1/4 inch from shrink tube (4). Use heat gun to shrink lead wire in place on stud. NOTE If reusing secondary brush, do not trim shunt leads. Brush away used solder and re-tin lead. GO TO NEXT PAGE 2-84

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