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5-12. TM5-4120-377-14 Except  in  cases  where  it  is  obvious  that  the  refrigerant  charge  has  been  lost,  the  first  step  in  troubleshooting problems  in  the  refrigeration  system  should  be  to  check  discharge  and  suction  pressures  under  operating conditions.  Check  pressures  as  follows: a.  Turn  the  mode  selector  switch  to  OFF. b.  Using  screwdriver,  remove  four  screws  and  flat  washers  from  service  valve  access  cover. Figure  5-8.  Access  (Service  Valves)  Cover c.  Remove  protective  caps  from  service  valves. Figure 5-9. Pressure  Test  Connection d.   Connect   individual   pressure   gages,   or   a   refrigeration   charging   manifold   and   hoses   to   the   high (discharge)  and  low  (suction)  service  valves. 5-18

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