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TM 9-2320-364-34-2      6-23 Use care when removing retaining rings.  Retaining rings are under tension and can act as projectiles when released causing injury to personnel. NOTE Note location and position of retaining rings during removal. (22) Remove retaining rings (52) and (53) and bearing (54) from front housing (35). NOTE Studs may come out with locknuts. (23) Hold six studs (46) and remove locknuts (55) and washers (56) from front rotor (57). Discard locknuts. (24) Remove front rotor (57) from shaft (50). b. Testing. NOTE Multimeter should read less than 3 ohms in Step (2).  If multimeter reads above the specified limit, field coil is open and must be replaced. (1) Check for open field coil.  Set multimeter to x1 range and zero meter.  Touch one multimeter test lead to F+ (1) and other test lead to F- (2) and measure resistance. NOTE Multimeter should read infinity in Step (3).  If multimeter reads less than infinity, field coil is grounded and must be replaced. (2) Check for grounded field coil.  Set multimeter to x10k range and zero meter. Touch one multimeter test lead to F+ (1) or F- (2) and other to known good ground. 52 53 54 35 2 1

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