1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Title: EQUIPMENT:AIR CONDITIONER
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Date: 1978-08-23
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 78V185000
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Manufacturer: WAYNE CORPORATION
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Component(s): EQUIPMENT:AIR CONDITIONER
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall - Potential Number of Units Affected: 87
1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Overview: THE BLOWER MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKETS ON THE INVOLVED VEHICLES MAY DEFORM DURING INSTALLATION. IF THE BRACKETS ARE DEFORMED, THE BLOWER WHEEL MAY RUB AGAINST THE BLOWER HOUSING CAUSING AN UNUSUAL STARTING LOAD ON THE MOTOR AND A RESULTING INCREASE IN ELECTRICAL CURRENT WHICH CAN CAUSE THE MOTOR TO STALL. THE SURGE OF ELECTRICAL CURRENT CAN CAUSE THE RESISTOR, WHICH IS PART OF THE LOAD, TO OVERHEAT AND POSSIBLY EXPLODE.
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1977 WAYNE TRANSETTE Recall Notes: VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: TRANSIT BUSES.SYSTEM: AIR CONDITIONER; BLOWER MOTOR.CONSEQUENCES OF DEFECT: A FIRE COULD RESULT CAUSING VEHICLE DAMAGE AND SERIOUSPERSONAL INJURY.NOTE: THE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM SHOULD NOT BE OPERATED UNDER ANYCIRCUMSTANCES UNTIL THE DEFECT IS REMEDIED.