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TM5-4120-377-14 a.    Inspection/Test (1)  Check  to  see  that  power  has  been  disconnected. (2)  Using  screwdriver,  remove  two  screws  and  lock  washers  from  switch. (3) Carefully pull switch from box far enough to gain access to terminals. Remove protective clip-on cap. (4)  Check  that  wire  leads  and  terminal  attachment  screws  are  in  place  and  secure.  Tighten  if  loose. Replace  if  missing. (5)   Check   that   capillary   line   is   not   kinked,   mashed,   or   broken.   Replace   switch   if   capillary   line   is damaged. NOTE Check  that  refrigerant  system  is  properly  charged.  (See  para  5-12.) (6)  Press  and  release  the  reset  button  to  be  sure  switch  is  not  tripped. (7)  Use  a  continuity  tester  or  multimeter  to  check  for  continuity  between  terminals  1  and  2  on  switch.  If there  is  continuity,  the  switch  is  properly  closed.  If  no  continuity  is  found,  switch  must  be  replaced. b. Removal (1)  Discharge  the  refrigerant  system  per  paragraph  5-6. (2)  Using  screwdriver,  remove  two  screws  and  lock  washers  from  pressure  switch. (3)  Using  wrench,  loosen  and  disconnect  pressure  switch  capillary  tubing  flare  nut  from  low  pressure (suction)  service  valve  line. Carefully pull switch from box far enough to gain access to terminals. Remove protective clip-on cap. Tag  and  disconnect  wire  leads  from  pressure  switch. Remove  pressure  switch  and  capillary  with  flare  nut  from  unit. c.   Installation Insert  capillary  with  flare  nut  through  hole  in  back  of  casing  bulkhead. See tags and wiring diagram (fig. 4-20) and connect wire leads. Remove  tags  and  install  protective  clip-on  cap. Using  screwdriver,  secure  pressure  switch  to  box  with  two  screws  and  lock  washers. Using  wrench,  connect  flare  nut  to  low  pressure  (suction)  service  valve  line. Carefully  coil  excess  capillary  tubing  and  tape  in  place  to  eliminate  vibration. Replace the dehydrator. (See para 5-13.) Leak  test  all  newly  connected  joints  and  those  in  the  repaired  area.  (See  para  5-9.) (9)  Evacuate  and  charge  the  refrigerant  system.  (See  para  5-10  and  5-11.) Follow-on  procedure:  1.  Install  rear  panel.  (See  para  4-32.) 2.  Press  and  release  pressure  switch  reset  buttons  to  be  sure  they  are  not  tripped. 5-25

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