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TM  5-4120-377-14 Table  4-2.  TROUBLESHOOTING  (Cont.) MALFUNCTION TEST  OR  INSPECTION CORRECTIVE  ACTION 4. COMPRESSOR STARTS NORMALLY, BUT HIGH OR LOW PRESSURE CUT-OUT SWITCH SOON TRIPS. Step  7.  Check  to  be  sure  fabric  cover  is  rolled  up. Roll  up  and  secure  fabric  cover. Step 2.  Check  to  be  sure  there  is  no  restriction  to  air  flow  through  condenser  section. Clean  all  obstructions  from  condenser  inlet,  outlet,  and  condenser  coil. Step  3.  Check   to   be   sure   that   condenser   fan   is   operating.   (Air   being   discharged   from   condenser   air outlet.) NOTE Condenser  fan  and  conditioned  air  (evaporator)  fan  are  both  driven  by  the  same motor.  If  one  fan  is  operating  and  the  other  is  not,  check  for  loose  fan  on  motor shaft.   If   both   fans   are   not   operating,   check   for   loose   electrical   connections, defective  motor  relay  (K4),  or  defective  motor  (B2). 4-43

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