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TM  10-4130-239-14 5-7. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM SERVICE -   EVACUATION (CONT) NOTES Do not evacuate a leaking system. The vacuum created can pull air, moisture, and dirt into the system. It is important that all non-condensables be removed prior to the final charge to avoid excessive head pressures and temperatures, and to use the full capacity of the system. 1. Connect the hose from the service manifold to the vacuum pump. Use a larger diameter (3/8 in.   ID) hose for greater efficiency between pump and manifold gauge set. 2. Arrange service manifold hoses so both a refrigerant tank can be accessed without valve on refrigerant tank. vacuum pump and an R-12 breaking a vacuum. Open 5-14

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