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TM 5-4120-270-15 Figure 6-12.  Compressor crankcase heater, removal and installation. Section III.  OSCHARGING, PRIESSURE TESTING, EVACUATING AND RECHARGING THE REFRIGERANT SYSTEM 6-28.  Discharging the Refrigerant System Attach  a  suitable  hose  to  the  suction  line  access  valve (fig 5-11) and discharge the refrigerant into a safe area. Warning:      Avoid   bodily   contact   with   liquid refrigerant  and  avoid  inhaling  refrigerant  gas.    Be especially careful that Refrigerant-22 does not come in contact with the eyes In case of refrigerant leaks, ventilate the area immediately. 6-29. Pressure Testing and Evacuating the Refrigerant System Discharge system (para 6-16).  Refer to figure 6-13), end pressure test and evacuate the refrigerant system. 6-30.  Charging the Refrigerant System Refer to figures 6-14 and 6-15; charge the re- frigerant system. Note.    Capacity  of  refrigerant  sys    is  286.9  lb Refigerant 22 FSN 6830174-9677. 6-16

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