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TM 5-4120-270-15 Section III.  CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 2-8. General This section describes, locates, illustrates, and furnishes the operator, crew or organizational maintenance personnel      sufficient      information   about   the   various controls  and  instruments  for  proper  operation  of  the  air conditioner. 2-9. Controls and Instruments a. General.    The  controls  and  instruments  on the air conditioner are illustrated on figure 2-2. b. High   Pressure   Cutout   Control.      The   high pressure cutout located at the rear of the unit (fig.  2-2) is designed    to    sense    discharge    line    pressure    at    the compressor   and   will   cutout   at   445   poig   (pounds   per square inch gage).  When discharge line pressure has reduced to 400 psig, the high pressure cutout control can be reset by pushing the reset button. c. Low   Pressure   Cutout   Control.      The   low pressure cutout located at the rear of the unit (fig. 2-2) is designed to sense suction line pressure at the compressor and will cutout at 7 peig.  When suction  line pressure has increased above this limit, the low pressure cutout control can be reset by pushing the reset button. d. Liquid  Line  Sight  Glass.    The  sight  glass (fig.  22) indicates dryness of the system.  Moisture in the refrigerant  is  shown  by  the  indicator  turning  from  green to   yellow.      A   shortage   of   refrigerant   is   indicated   by bubbles in the sight glass. 2-3

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