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4-17.   Expansion   Valve a.   Removal. (1)  Remove   the   evaporator   rear   and   right   side panels.  (fig.  3-1). (2)   Remove   the   condenser   intake   grille.   (fig. 3-4). (3)   Release   the   refrigerant   charge.   (para   4-6). (4)   Refer   to   figure   4-9   and   remove   the   ex- pansion   valve   and   thermal   bulb. b.   Cleaning   and   Inspection. (1)  Wipe   the   exterior   surface   with   a   clean cloth  slightly  dampened  with  an solvent   and   dry   thoroughly. (2)  Inspect for    breaks, approved   cleaning cracks,   damaged threaded  area,  corrosion,  evidence  of  leaks  or  other defects. (3)   Replace   a   damaged   expansion   valve   f thermal  bulb. c.  Installation. (1)  Install   the   expansion   valve   and   thermal bulb.   (fig.   4-9). (2)   Check   for   refrigerant   leaks.   (para   4-7). (3)   Evacuate   the   refrigerant   system.   (para   4- 8). (4)   Charge   the   refrigerant   system.   (para   4-9). (5)  Install  the  condenser  intake  grille.  (fig.  3- 4). (6)  Install  the  evaporator  rear  and  right  side panels,  (fig.  3-1). Figure  4-9.  Expansion   valve   and   thermal  bulb   removal   and   installation. 4-16

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