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TM5-4120-376-14 5-19.  REFRIGERANT  VALVES  AND  RELATED  TUBING/Test,  Repair,  Replace  (Cont) LOCATION/ITEM EXPANSION   VALVE   (THERMAL)   /QUENCH   VALVE Test: CAUTION Do   not   let   liquid   refrigerant   flood   back   into   the   compressor   any   longer   than   1-2 seconds.  The  expansion  valve  will  be  wide  open  during  the  following  procedure. Excessive   flood-back   of   liquid   refrigerant   will   damage   the   compressor. NOTE Testing  expansion  valve  is  to  be  done  while  air  conditioner  is  operating  and supplying  cooling  air. 1.   Connect   power. 2.   With   the   air   conditioner   in   off   position,   let   the   suction   line   warm   up   to   ambient temperature. 3.   Place   sensing   bulb   in   a   container   of   ice   water   or   crushed   ice   (32°F   or   0°C). 4.  Start  the  air  conditioner  by  setting  the  mode  selector  at  COOL,  and  the  temperature selector   at   maximum   COOLER.   Remove   the   sensing   bulb   from   the   ice   water,   and   hold   it   in   one hand  to  warm  it  while  feeling  the  suction  line.    If   the   suction   line   temperature   drops,   the   valve is   operating   properly.   Stop   the   air   conditioner   at   once,   and   reinstall   the   sensing   bulb.   If   the temperature   of   the   suction   line   does   not   drop,   stop   the   air   conditioner   and   replace   the   expansion valve   and   quench   valve. SOLENOID   VALVE   (L-1)   (L-2) Test: 1.  Apply  external  24-28  VDC  to  the  connector  pins  A  and  B  of  electrical  connector  P-8. 2.   Listen   for   a   sharp   click   which   indicates   that   the   solenoid   valve   plunger   is   working properly. 3.  If  the  solenoid  valve  plunger  fails  to  work  properly  the  solenoid  valve  coil  is  defective, replace   defective   solenoid   valve   coil. 5-38

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