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TM 5-4120-361-14 the wire back from the components about two inches and cover ends to outside of harness with electrical tape or plastic clamps. 4-33. High Pressure Cutout Switch and Low Pressure Cutout Switch. a. General. The high pressure cut- out (HPCO) switch prevents the com- pressor from operating if the discharge pressure exceeds 445 ±10 psig. The low pressure cutout (LPCO) switch prevents the compressor from operating if the suc- tion pressure drops below 15 ±5 psig. Each is reset manually. Inspect  and test the HPCO and LPCO switches if the compressor fails to operate after the switch  is  reset. b. Inspection. (1) Refer to figure 4-20 and re- move the access cover. (2) Inspect for broken or damaged wire leads and kinked or broken capil- lary tubes. c. Testing. (See WARNING inside front  cover. Figure  4-19. Thermostatic switch removal and installation 4-30

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