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TM 9-4120-389-14 SECTION III TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 5-1. (continued) MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE ACTION 3. SUCTION PRESSURE TOO HIGH Step 1. Check for dirty air conditioner filter. Clean filter per paragraph 4-19. Step 2. Check to see if evaporator inlet and outlet louvers are closed. Adjust louvers. Step 3. Check for dirty evaporator coil. Clean evaporator coil per paragraph 4-67. Step 4. Check sight glass for low refrigerant charge. Charge the refrigerant system per paragraph 5-8. Step 5. Check to see if solenoid valve is stuck closed. Follow procedures of paragraph 5-14 to replace valve. Step 6. Check operation of evaporator fan motor per paragraph 4-34. Replace motor per paragraph 4-34. Step 7. Check to see if evaporator impeller fans are loose on shafts. Tighten evaporator impeller fans on shafts per paragraph 4-32. Step 8. Test the liquid quench expansion valve per paragraph 5-17. Replace faulty valve per paragraph 5-17. Step 9. Check distributor and evaporator coil tubings for kinks and restrictions. Follow procedures of paragraph 5-28 to repair and replace tubing. Step 10. Check sight glass for evidence of bubbles and refrigeration level that indicate severe refrigerant blockage. Follow procedures of paragraph 5-28 to repair and replace tubing. Follow procedures of paragraph 5-10 to replace clogged dehydration. Step 11. Check the sight glass for moisture in the system (Yellow indications). Replace filter per paragraph 5-10. 5-21

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