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Figure   5–5.   Regulating of   operation,   stop   the   unit   and   check   the   electrical connection   and   solenoid   valve   coil   (para   5–14). c. Removal. (1)   Discharge   the   refrigerant   system   p a ra 6-3). (2)   Refer   to   figure   5-6  and   remove   the   pres- sure equalizer solenoid valve. d.   Installation. (1)  Install   the   solenoid   valve   in   reverse order of removal. (2)   Pressure   test,   evacuate,   and   recharge the  refrigerant  system  (para  6-5). 5-16. Compressor Bypass and Pressure Equalizer Solenoid Valve Repair a.    Disassernbly. (1)  Refer  to  figure  5-7  and  disassemble  the compressor  bypass  or  the  pressure  equalizer  sole- noid valve. valve,   removal   and   installation. (2)   Inspect   all   metal   parts   for   cracks   or other   damage.   Replace   a   defective   solenoid   valve. (3)   Replace   a   defective   or   damaged   coil. (4)   Replace   a   defective   or   damaged   dia- phragm  and  bonnet  assembly. b.  Assembly. (1)  Assemble   the   compressor   bypass   or   the pressure  equalizer  solenoid  valve  in  reverse  order of disassembly. (2) Install solenoid valve in body on air con- ditioner   (fig.   5-6). Caution.  Insure   O-ring   is   properly   posi- tioned   between   body   of   valve   and   bonnet   assem- bly   when   installing. 5-17. Evaporator Expansion Valve a.  General.   The   evaporator   expansion   valve controls  the  rate  of  flow  of  liquid  refrigerant  into 5-9

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