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TM5-4120-377-14 (e)  Carefully  pull  junction  box  out  far  enough  to  gain  access  to  button  plug  in  end  of  pressure regulating   valve. (f)  Remove  button  plug  from  end  of  pressure  regulating  valve. The  following  must  be  conducted  with  power  on.  Exercise  extreme  caution. (g)  Set  TEMPerature  control  thermostat  knob  fully  INCREASE  (clockwise). (h)  Start  air  conditioner  in  COOL  mode  and  allow  suction  pressure  to  stabilize. (i)  To  adjust  suction  pressure,  turn  adjusting  stem  clockwise  to  raise  (increase)  pressure,  or counterclockwise  to  lower  (decrease)  pressure.  If  pressure  is  low  (below  56  psi)  and  cannot  be  raised  by adjustment,  pressure  regulating  valve  must  be  replaced.  If  pressure  is  high  (above  60  psi)  and  cannot  be lowered  by  adjustment,  test  operation  of  the  quench  valve  (para  5-19)  before  replacing  pressure  regulating valve. (j)   Turn   unit   OFF. (k)  If  pressure  regulating  valve  was  properly  adjusted: (1)  Reinstall  button  plug  in  end  of  pressure  regulating  valve. Carefully  slip  junction  box  into  place  and  aline  mounting  hardware. Using  screwdriver,  tighten  four  captive  panel  fastener  screws  in  junction  box. Insert  bottom  flange  of  lower  front  panel  inside  the  lip  of  the  cabinet  base. Push  top  of  lower  front  panel  into  position. Using  screwdriver,  secure  lower  front  panel  with  two  captive  panel  fastener  screws. Close  service  valves  on  unit. Remove  gages  or  service  manifold  from  service  valves. Install  service  valve  protective  caps. Using  screwdriver,  secure  service  valve  cover  with  four  screws  and  flat  washers. b.   Removal Preliminary  procedure:  Remove  compressor.  (See  para  5-20.) 5-51

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