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b.  Instaltation.  Installation removal. 5-27.  Tubing Figure 5-14. Compressor, removal and installation. is  the  reverse  of 5-28.  Check  Valve a.  General  The  check  valve  is  installed  in  the system to prevent liquid refrigerant from flowing from  the  accumulator  tanks  to  the  compressor Refer to paragraph 6-3 and replace any defective tubing  with  tubing  of  the  same  length,  size, shape, and   material. Following    replacement, pressure  test,  evacuate,  and  recharge  the  refrig- erant  system  (para  6-5). Caution:  If   the   refrigerant   system   is   opened to  the  atmosphere  the  dehydrator  must  be   re- placed. discharge  valves  during  compressor  off-cycle  pe- riods.  The  check  valve  is  normally  closed  and opens at a 0.5 psig pressure differential. b.  Testing. (1)  Install  pressure  gauges  (para  6-6). (2) Operate air conditioner in cooling mode. charge pressure and low suction pressure. This is 5-18

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