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Page Title: SOLENOID VALVES (L1 AND I2) (FOR KECO MODEL F18T4-2S ONLY)
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TM5-4120-377-14 5-18 SOLENOID VALVES (L1 AND I2) (FOR KECO MODEL F18T4-2S ONLY) For  testing  and  replacement  of  coils,  see  paragraph  5-17. Preliminary  procedure:  Remove  junction  box.  (See  para  4-46.) a.   Removal (1)  Check  to  be  sure  power  has  been  disconnected. (2)  Discharge  the  refrigeration  system  in  accordance  with  paragraph  5-6. Figure 5-15. Solenoid  Valves (L1 and L2) (KECO Model F18T4-2S) (3)  Disconnect  wiring  harness  connector  (P6)  from  (J6)  on  solenoid  valve  (L2)  or  connector  (P5)  from connector  (J5)  on  solenoid  valve  (L1). (4)  Remove  nut  that  attaches  coil  to  valve  body. (5)  Remove  coil  assembly  and  data  plate. (6) Remove two screws that attach tube and plunger assembly to valve body. Remove tube and plunger assembly,  and  all  other  removable  internal  components  from  valve  body. (7) Check valve body for visible damage. Normally valve body replacement is unnecessary. If valve body is  in  good  condition,  skip  steps  (8)  through  (10). (8) Using screwdriver, remove two screws and lock washers that attach base of valve body to casing side panel. (9) Purge the system with nitrogen and debraze the tube connections. (See para 5-7 and 5-8.) (10) Remove the valve body. Change  1 5-31

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