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(3)  Check  the  expansion  device  and  clean  or replace  it.  Replace  sight  glass  (para  5-12). (4)  Remove  the  burned  out  compressor  and install  the  replacement. (5)  Evacuate  the  system. (6)  Recharge  the  system.  and  put  in  opera- tion. (7)  Check  pressure  drop  across  suction  de- hydrator  after  one-hour  operation.  Change  if  nec- essary  and  evacuate  system  (para  6-5). (8)   After   8   to   24   hours’   operation,   change suction  dehydrator,  check  odor  and  color  of  oil test  with  test  kit.  Evacuate  system  (para  6-5). (9)  After  14  days  of  operation,  check  color and   acidity   of   oil.   If   required,   change   dehydra- tors.   Before   cleanup   is   complete,   it   is   essential that oil is clean and no acid is present. Note.  The  new  compressor  should  not  be  used  for pulling  a  vacuum.    Pull   a   high   vacuum   (less   than   500 microns)   for   several   hours.   Allow   the   system   to   stand several hours to be sure the vacuum is maintained. 6-13

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