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(6)   Triple   evacuate   system   and   charge   with refrigerant    R22. (7)   Start   air   conditioner   (para   2-10)   and operate   unit   for   24   hours. (8)   Discharge   system   and   purge   with   nitrogen (para   6-3). (9)   Install   new   dehydrator   (para   5-24). (10)   Evacuate   system   and   recharge   with refrigerant   (para   6-3). (11  ) Operate   air  conditioner, 6-6.  Evaporator  and  Condenser  Coils u.  Inspection.   Inspect   coils   for   damaged   tubing and   bent   fins.   Inspect   threaded   holes   for   damaged or   stripped   threads. b. Repair.  Repair  any  leaks.  Straighten  bent  fins. Repair   or   replace   damaged   tubing   if   possible. Replace   coil   if   repair   is   not   practical. 6-7.   Solenoid   Valves a. General.   The   solenoid   valves   without   electrical connectors   are   identical.   Replaceable   parts   are   the coil, bonnet    assembly,    diaphragm    and    the preformed   packing.   See   figure   6-3. 1. Coil 2.  Diaphragm 3.  Preformed  packing 4. Bonnet  assembly Figure  6-3.  Solenoid  valve,  exploded    view. 6-6

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