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TM  5-4120-377-14 Table  4-2.  TROUBLESHOOTING  (Cont.) MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 2.  CONDITIONED  AIR  (EVAPORATOR)  AND  CONDENSER  FANS  BOTH  RUN,  BUT  COMPRESSOR  DOES NOT START AFTER TIME DELAY. Step 1.  Check  to  see  if  HIGH  or  LOW  PRESSURE  CUT-OUT  switch  has  tripped. PUSH and release TO RESET. Step 2.  Check  operation  of  mode  selector  switch. Turn switch to OFF, the reset to COOL. NOTE Allow  30  seconds  time  delay  before  compressor  starts. Disconnect   input   power   before   performing   internal   electrical   troubleshooting. Voltages  used  can  be  deadly. Step 3.  Check  for  loose  or  damaged  electrical  connectors,  or  damaged  wires  in  wiring  harnesses. Tighten  or  replace  connectors,  or  repair  damaged  wires. Step 4.  Cheek  operation  of  time  delay  relay  (K3). Test  relay.  (See  para  4-54.)  Replace  relay  if  defective. Step 5.  Check  operation  of  compressor  motor  relay  (K1). Test  relay.  (See  para  4-55.)  Replace  relay  if  defective. Step 6.  Check  operation  of  circuit  breaker  (CB1)  primary  contacts. Test  circuit  breaker.  (See  para  4-51.)  Replace  circuit  breaker  if  defective. Step  7.  Check  operation  of  compressor  (B1). If  not  operating,  contact  direct  support  maintenance. 4-41

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