> see if I can use an ohm meter to see what it's doing.

That's going to be the best and quickest option. As you
say, draw a re-assembly picture and then get busy with
a DMM. Or you could try the manufacturer's site if it's
identifiable. Even then that's no guarantee that what you
have is what it should be. And leave a note for the next
guy ;-)

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