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TM 5-4120-287-15 Probable Cause Possible Remedy High-low pressure switch Check switch; replace if necessary (para 6-6c). Filter drier clogged Replace filter drier (para 7-8 and 7-15a). Defective thermoexpansion valve. Replace thermoexpansion valve (para 7-21). Defective hot gas bypass valve. Replace bypass valve (para 7-20). Defective liquid quench valve. Replace quench valve (para 7-19). Defective charge valve. Replace charge valve (para 7-14 and 7-16). Defective pressure release valve. Replace pressure relief valve (para 7-15). Defective evaporator. Replace evaporator (para 5-27). Defective condenser-subcooler assembly. Replace condenser-subcooler assembly (para 5-24). 5-8. Excessive Cooling Probable Cause Possible Remedy Defective thermostat (S105). Check thermostat.  Replace if necessary (para 3-39and 6-6e). Defective liquid refrigerant solenoid valve.  Solenoid Check for 28vdc across terminals 4 and 5 of terminal  board valve passes refrigerant after coil (L101) is TB1.  Disconnect solenoid coil at TB1.  Start up air conditioner deenergized. and observe liquid refrigerant sight glass if flow is evident, replace solenoid valve (para 7-18). 5-9. Motor Compressor Excessively Noisy Probable Cause Possible Remedy Defective thermoexpansion valve (allowing liquid Replace thermoexpansion valve (para 7-21). carryover). Defective liquid quench valve (allowing liquid Replace liquid quench valve (para 7-19) carryover). Defective motor compressor. Replace motor compressor (para 5-20). 5-10.     Motor Compressor and Condenser Fan Inoperative (All of the components functioning) Probable Cause Possible Remedy Trip relay K101 tripped (energized). Press SYSTEM RESET switch (S1) (paragraph 6-9c (1) Condenser discharge door closed. Open condenser discharge door. Defective condenser discharge door microswitch(S101) Check microswitch S101; replace if necessary (para 6-6a). Remote control harness assembly defective. Check for continuity between identically marked terminals of plugs P102 and P103.  Repair or replace a defective harness (para 3-41b). Low ambient temperature switch closed. High-low Isolate faulty switch by continuity check at terminals 1 pressure switch closed.  Compressor thermal over- and 2 of terminal board TB1 (fig. 1-9). load switch closed. Defective remote control box assembly. Check remote control box assembly.  Replace or repair a defective remote control box assembly (paragraph 6-3). Defective trip relay (K101). Check trip relay (K101), replace if defective (para 6-9c(1)). 5-11.  Motor Compressor Inoperative (All other components functioning) Probable Cause Possible Remedy Defective line contactor relay (K104). Check contactor; replace if necessary (para 6-9c(4)). Connectors P105 and J105 and/or P113 and J113 Check for security of attachment and integrity of And/or motor terminals not properly secured; connector.  Check harness.  Replace a damaged connector or wiring harness damaged. connector or harness assembly. Defective time delay relay (K102). Operate air conditioner in cooling mode.  After 3 seconds check for 28vdc across relay K104 terminals X1 and X2.  Replace a defective time relay (para 6-9c (2)). Defective motor compressor. Replace motor compressor (para 6-12c, 6-13, and 6-14c). 5-12.  Condenser Fan Inoperative (All other components functioning) Probable Cause Possible Remedy Defective line contractor relay (K105). Check contactor; replace if necessary (para 6-9c(4), and 6-10). Connectors P106 and J106 and/or P108 and Check for security of attachment and integrity of J108 and/or P111 not properly secured or connectors connectors.  Replace a damaged connector. damaged. Defective condenser fan motor. Check condenser fan assembly; replace if necessary (para 6-11b, 6-13, and 6-14b). 5-3

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