Reconnect Power and Test Fan

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The host reconnects the electrical power to the fan motor by securely snapping the white plastic connector back together. With the power restored, he tests the fan by turning it on to ensure it is operating correctly and effectively moving air before installing the grille. This pre-test confirms the fan is working after reassembly.

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this little holder on it we'll just put this one up with a screwdriver plug this bad boy back in we'll test it before we put the cover back on it looks like it suck it up dust so that's good there's a slot this mean devil back on I do not like these things you know you always have a plan of how you think something is gonna go for me so what

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