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para 3-6 using an acid test kit. Excessive acidity (over .05 acid  number)  in  the  oil  indicates  a  severe  burn- out.  This  is  the  best  method  of  determining  the severity of burnout. Discoloration of the oil may also  indicate  a  severe  burnout. (2)  Discharge  a  small  amount  of  refrigerant and  smell  it.  A  characteristic  burned  odor  indi- cates a severe burnout. (3)  Inspect  the  suction  line  at  the  compres- sor and the liquid line dryer. Any carbon deposits indicate  a  severe  burnout. (4)  If  none  of  the  above  indications  of  se- vere contamination are found, the burnout can be classified as mild. e.  Cleanup  After  a  Mild  Burnout.  When  the burnout is mild, the contaminants can be removed by  changing  the  liquid  line  filter-dryer.  The  pro- cedure to follow is: (1)  Discharge  the  refrigerant. (2)  Remove  the  burned  out  compressor  and install  the  replacement. (3)  Remove  the  dryer  and  install  an  over. size  replacement  dryer. (4) Evacuate the system. (5)  Recharge  the  system  and  put  in  opera- tion. f. (Clean-up After a Severe Burnout.  Complete cleaning of the system is required. (1)  Dicharge  the  refrigerant. (2)  Install  a  filter-dryed  in  the  suction  line, change strainer, as well as changing or installing an  oversize  liquid  line  filter-dryer.  In  this  way the suction filter-dryer protects the new compres- sor  from  any  contaminants  that  may  remain  in the  system.  Leaving  a  permanent  type  filter- dryer in the suction line allows the serviceman to complete the cleanup at one time. A pressure tap should be installed upstream of the suction filter- dryer  so  that  the  pressure  drop  from  the  tap  to the  service  valve  can  be  checked  after  several hours of operation. A pressure drop in excess of 3 psi  is  generally  considered  excessive. (3) Check the expansion device and clean or replace  it.  Replace  sight  glass. (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  fil- ter-dryer after one hour operation. Change if nec- essary  and  evacuate  system. (8)  After  8-24  hours  operation,  change suction filter-dryer, check odor and color of oil or test with test kit. Evacuate system. (9)  After  14  days  of  operation,  check  color and  acidity  of  oil.  If  required,  change  filter- 6-9

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