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To replace the motor, reverse the above procedure:
Replaces the capacitor first since its screw has poor access once the motor is in place.
Be sure the fusible link's retaining screw is tight before placing the motor on the frame.
Take care not to pinch any wires and be sure that top heating element's wire is routed properly as the motor is moved into place.
When replacing the heating element's connector you may need to squeeze the connector as secure fit is very important!
Loosely install the four screws before tightening. Be aware that the four screw securing the motor to the frame are the only screws which use lockwashers.
Finally, after connecting the motor's wires on the main circuit board, secure them with a tie wrap inside the spilt protective sleeve. This is to keep them from rubbing on the frame.