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| It appears to have brushes, if so it makes it DC, probably Red & Blue aramture. The yellow could be a tach, there looks like a rear cover. Put a dc voltmeter on the red/blue and spin the shaft, if voltage out then this could be the armature, but the tach also puts out a voltage so this together with a lower resistance for the armature should confirm it. See if the rear cover comes off to check further. If the two yellow show 0 resistance, then these most likely are a thermal sensor switch. Al.
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