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TM5-4120-376-14 5-19.  REFRIGERANT  VALVES  AND  RELATED  TUBING/Test,  Repair,  Replace  (Cont) LOCATION/ITEM Removal: 3.  Remove  fourteen  screws  (7)  and  front  cover  (8)  from  housing. 4.  Remove  seven  screws  (9)  and  center  cover  (6)  from  housing. WARNING Purge  system  with  dry  nitrogen  prior  to  soldering.  Refrigerant  heated  to 1200°F   (649°C)   creates   phosegene   gas. WARNING Avoid   contact   with   refrigerant   acid.    Burns  could  result  from  contact  with refrigerant. WARNING Refrigerant  R-22  is  contained  in  the  refrigerant  system  under  high  pressure. Extreme  care  must  be  exercised  to  prevent  refrigerant  from  coming  in  contact with  exposed  skin  and  eyes.    Provide  adequate  ventilation  when  discharging  the system   in   a   confined   area.    All  refrigerant  gas  must  be  discharged  from  system before   performing   any   removal   procedures   of   refrigerant   components. CAUTION Maintain  a  1-2  cpm  (0.1-0.2  M3/Min)  flow  of  dry  nitrogen  through  the refrigeration  system  to  prevent  oxidation  and  scaling  when  brazing  or  debrazing components. NOTE Always   perform   inspections   and   test   before   removing   refrigerant   components. The   Expansion   Valve   and   Quench   Valve   are   hermetically   sealed   and   cannot   be repaired.  Pressure  Relief  Valve  is  factory  set  and  is  not  field  adjustable. 5-33

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