You can still get an owner's manual or service manual for your Hammond. OrganServiceCo has manuals available for just about every Hammond made. Other vendors (eg. GoffProf) have manuals for a more restricted range of Hammonds, mainly the A's, B's, C's, RT's.
Other possible (hardcopy) sources:
Mark Glinsky's Manual Manor -
There are also scans of various service manuals and schematics on the internet. Here are some pointers:
service manual for an A-100, as well as this collection of schematics.
Leslie and Hammond schematics.
http://www.hammond-leslie.com/DeansSchematics.
You can find archives of his contributions at the wayback machine.
Hammond also published many TechnicalServiceBulletins and Service Letters for the benefit of their techs and dealers.
WaynePrue has written a "Hammond Disassembly & Restoration Manual for Non-technicians". It seems to be well illustrated with very nice color photos, but it's not cheap.
And here's an on-line clickable manual/tg wiring chart which will show you which tones go to what drawbar, and where they come from.
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