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TM 5-4120-287-15 the air conditioner; thus precluding the necessity of unbrazing and brazing the valve bodies from their associated air conditioner tubing. 7-18.  Solenoid Valve a. Discharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-7. b. Disassemble solenoid valve (31, fig. 7-3) in numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-5. c. Reassembly solenoid valve, using new components, in reverse of numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-5. d. Recharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-8 and 7-9. e. Check for refrigerant leakage in accordance with paragraph 7-6. 7-19.  Liquid Quench Valve a. Discharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-7. b. Disassemble liquid quench valve (61, fig. 7-3) in numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-6. NOTE Remove tape insulation and clamps, holding remote sensing bulb to refrigerant return tube (45, fig. 7-3) and remove bulb and its associated tubing with valve power head. c. Reassemble liquid quench valve, using new components, in reverse of numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-6. d. Clamp, insulate and tape remote sensing bulb to refrigerant return tube (45, fig. 7-3) and clamp remote sensing bulb tubing, using existing clamps. e. Recharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraphs 7-8 and 7-9. f. Check for refrigerant leakage in accordance with paragraph 7-6. 7-20.  Hot Gas Bypass Valve a. Discharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-7. b. Disassemble hot gas bypass valve (50, fig. 7-3) in numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-7. c. Reassemble the hot gas bypass valve, using new components, in reverse of numerial sequence as illustrated in figure 7-7. d. Recharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraphs 7-8 and 7-9. e. Check for refrigerant leakage in accordance with paragraph 7-6. 7-21.  Thermostatic Expansion Valve a. Discharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-7. b. Disassemble thermostatic expansion valve (37, fig. 7-3) in numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-8. NOTE Remove tape insulation and clamps holding remote sensing bulb to evaporate outlet tube (42, fig. 7-3) and remove bulb with valve power head. c. Reassemble thermostatic expansion valve, using new components, in reverse of numerical sequence as illustrated in figure 7-8. d. Clamp, insulate and tape remote sensing bulb to evaporator outlet tube (42, fig. 7-3) and clamp remote sensing bulb tubing using existing clamps. e. Recharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraphs 7-8 and 7-9. f. Check for refrigerant leakage in accordance with paragraph 7-6. 7-22.  Pressure Relief Valve a. Discharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraph 7-7. b. Remove pressure relief valve (28, fig. 7-3) and replace with a new valve in accordance with paragraph 7-15b. c. Recharge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraphs 7-8 and 7-9. d. Check for refrigerant leakage in accordance with paragraph 7-6. 7-23.  Valve Body Replacement When necessary to replace a valve body, perform the following: a. Discharge and purge refrigerant system in accordance with paragraphs 7-7 and 7-8. 7-10

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