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(4)  Check  for  continuity  between  terminals of   pressure   switch.   Continuity   should   be   indi- cated.  If  continuity  is  not  indicated,  the  high- -pressure  cutout  switch  is  defective  and  must  be replaced. b.   Removal. (1)  Refer  to  figure  3-4  and  remove  front and  top  access  covers. (2)   Refer   to   figure   3-6   and   remove   fresh air  inlet  screen. (3)  Discharge  the  refrigerant  system  (para 6-3). (4)  Refer  to  figure  3-10  and  remove  control panel. (5)  Refer  to  figure  5-11  and  remove  the high-pressure cutout switch. c.   Installation. (1)  Install  the  high-pressure  cutout  switch in reverse order of removal. (2)   Pressure   test,   evacuate,   and   recharge the  refrigerant  system  (para  6-5). 5-20. Low-Pressure Cutout Switch a.   Testing. (1)  Verify  refrigerant  pressure  is  above  cut- out  pressure  setting  of  7  (±5)  psig. (2)  Push  reset  button.  If  switch  does  not reset,  switch  is  defective  and  must  be  replaced. (3)  Check  for  continuity  between  terminals of   pressure   switch.   Continuity   should   be   indi- cated. If continuity is not indicated, the low-pres- sure  cutout  switch  is  defective  and  must  be  re- placed. b.   Removal (1)  Refer  to  figure  3-4  and  remove  front and  top  access  covers. (2)  Refer  to  figure  3-6  and  remove  fresh  air inlet  screen. (3)  Discharge  the  refrigerant  system  (para 6-3). (4)  Refer  to  figure  3-10  and  remove  control panel. (5)  Refer  to  figure  5-11  and  remove  the low-pressure cutout switch. c.   Installation. (1) Install the low-pressure cutout switch in reverse order of removal. (2)   Pressure   test,   evacuate,   and   recharge the  refrigerant  system  (para  6-5). 5-21.   Dehydrator a.  General   The  dehydrator  removes  moisture and  contaminants  ‘from  the  refrigerant  circuit. The   dehydrator   must   be   replaced   whenever   the system  is  opened  for  repairs. b.   Removal. (1)  Discharge  the  refrigerant  system  (para 6-5). (2) Refer to figure 3-4 and remove the lower front access cover. (3) Refer to paragraph 3-30 and remove the junction box. (4)  Refer  to  figure  5-12  and  remove  the  de- hydrator. Figure   5-12.   Dehydrator,   removal   and   installation. c.   Installation. (1)   Install   the   dehydrator   in   reverse   order of removal. (2) Pressure test, evacuate, and recharge the refrigerant  system  (para  6-5). 5-22. Pressure Relief Valve a.  GeneraL  The  pressure  relief  valve  is  installed in   the   system   to   relieve   the   refrigerant   system pressure  in  the  event  the  high-pressure  cutout 5-16

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