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TM 5-2420-222-34 7-1. ENGINE AC GENERATOR REPAIR (Con’t). NOTE Semiconductor  device  diodes  can  be  checked  with or without stator connecting leads soldered in place. 10. Using    multimeter,    check    diodes    (12)    for    high    and    low impedance readings.  If high or low readings are identical for all  six  diodes,  semiconductor  device  (13  or  17)  is  okay.    If readings  vary  slightly,  semiconductor  devices  are  defective and should be replaced. NOTE Loader  backhoes  with  serial  numbers  235786-235999  have  Wye-connected  stator circuits.        Loader    backhoes    with    serial    numbers    319995-342573    have    Delta- connected stator circuits. 11. Inspect windings (39) on stator (14 for shorts and  damaged  or burned insulation. NOTE Steps  12  through  16  apply  only  to  loader  backhoes with serial numbers 235786-235999. 12. Using  soldering  gun  and  long  round  nose  pliers,  unsolder  and separate three winding ends (34, 36, and 38) on stator (14). SERIAL NUMBERS 235786-235999 13. Using multimeter, check for continuity between six winding ends (34 and 40, 35 and 36, and 37 and 38).  If open circuit is present, stator (14) is defective and must be replaced. 14. Using multimeter check for continuity between stator (14) and three winding ends (34, 36, and 38.  If continuity or grounded winding exists, stator is defective and must be replaced. 15. Using multimeter, check for continuity between winding ends (34 and 36, 36 and 38, and 34 and 38).  If continuity or short exists between winding (34, 36, and 38), stator (14) is defective and must be replace. 16. Using soldering gun and long nose pliers, twist and solder together three windings (34, 36, and 38). TA701337 7-7

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