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TM  10-4130-239-14 5-7. REFRIGERATION  SYSTEM  SERVICE  -  EVACUATION  (CONT) 17. After a vacuum of 28 in. Hg. is achieved, close all service manifold  valves. NOTE If  the  unit  is  to  be  charged  at  a  later  time,  a holding   charge   of   vapor   to   a   pressure   of   0-2   PSIG should   be   applied   to   prevent   accidental contamination   of   the   system   by   careless   handling. Do  not  leave  a  system  in  a  vacuum  condition  any longer   than   is   necessary. 18. If the unit is to be charged, proceed immediately with the charging  procedures  (para  5-8). 19. Charge unit (para 5-8). 5-8. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM SERVICE - CHARGING. This task covers: Charging Equipment Condition Para 2-8 4-15 5-7 Condition Description Engine  stopped. Housing  removed. Service manifold gauges Tools Tool Kit, Service Refrigeration, item 5, Appendix B attached and system evacuated. Materials/Parts: Refrigerant R-12, item 24, Appendix E 5-16

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