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You depend on your Century automotive equipment to help you keep your vehicle in top shape. Century makes rugged and dependable automotive equipment but parts can eventually wear out or break. When that happens, depend on Sears PartsDirect to have the Century replacement parts on hand to fix the problem.

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Repairing broken wires in Century automotive equipment

  • Disconnect the power supply going to the equipment for beginning the repair.
  • Wear work gloves to protect your hands and eye protection to prevent eye injury when repairing wires.
  • Use proper wire connections for the type of wiring that you're repairing.
  • Use a proper wire insulation stripping tool to strip insulation from broken wires.
  • Strip the ends of the broken wires and connect the wires using the wire connectors.

Testing an electrical component for continuity in Century automotive equipment

  • Always disconnect the power source before testing an electrical component for continuity to avoid damaging or blowing the fuse in the multimeter.
  • Plug meter leads into the proper receptacles on the multimeter when checking for continuity through a component.
  • Adjust resistance range to the proper setting on the meter before checking for continuity.
  • Disconnect the component from the circuit before measuring continuity.
  • Touch one meter lead to each circuit spade on the component to measure resistance through the component.

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Bottom-Mount Refrigerator
Central Air Conditioner
Dryer
Electric Range
Gas Range
Ice Cream Maker
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Range Hood
Receiver
Room Air Conditioner
Side-By-Side Refrigerator
Upright Vacuum
Washer
Wine & Beverage Cooler