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TO DISCHARGE SYSTEM: REMOVE LOW PRESSURE CHARGING VALVE CAP. ATTACH A SUITABLE HOSE TO CHARGING VALVE AND DISCHARGE  REFRIGERANT  INTO  A  SAFE  AREA. NOTE: TO PREVENT EXCESS LOSS OF OIL, DISCHARGE SYSTEM SLOWLY OVER A PERIOD OF TWO HOURS. TO PURGE SYSTEM: REMOVE HIGH PRESSURE CHARGING VALVE CAP. CONNECT  VALVE  TO  A  CYLINDER  OF  DRY  NITROGEN. ATTACH A SUITABLE DISCHARGE HOSE TO LOW PRES- SURE CHARGING VALVE. OPEN NITROGEN VALVE AND ALLOW NITROGEN TO FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM UNTIL ALL MOISTURE IS FORCED OUT. CLOSE NITRO- GEN  CYLINDER  VALVE. CONNECT A VACUUM PUMP TO HIGH AND LOW PRES- SURE  CHARGING  VALVES.  HOLD  A  29.0”  Hg  VACUUM FOR 8 HOURS. ME  4120-243-14/6-1 Figure 6-1.  Discharging and evacuating refrigerant system. 6 - 3

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