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vice valve, Operate pump until manometer again Note.  Rise  in  pressure  will  be  influenced  by  am- indicates 2.5 mm hg. abs. bient  temperature.  Make  sure  that  vacuum  in  system  is completely   relieved   before   charging. (12) Inspect  service  valve  area  before  install- (11)  Close  suction  service  valve  and  allow ing condenser fan (para. 3-21) and fan guard. unit to stand under vacuum for approximately  12 e. Charging  the Unit, hours.  If  no  noticeable  rise  in  pressure  occurs, (1)  Remove  the  condenser  fan  (para  3-21) the  system  is  ready  for  charging.  Close  service and the alternate receptacle cover located on the valves, remove vacuum pump, manometer and in- right   side   immediately   beneath   the   condenser stall valve caps. fan. Figure  6-1.  Pressure  testing  (refrigerant  R-22). 6-2

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