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TM5-4120-384-14
5 - 1 6 . CHARGING THE REFRIGERANT SYSTEM.-Continued
Close  low  pressure  (suction)  charging  manifold  valve.
Never
g.
introduce  liquid  refrigerant  into  low  pressure  (suction)  charging
valve.
h.
Position  Refrigerant-22  tank  so  that  liquid  will  be  used  for
(Some drums must be inverted and some are equipped with
charging.
a  selector  valve.)
i.
Use  accurate
scales
to
measure
and
record
weight
of
Refrigerant-22 drum.
Open
Refrigerant-22
drum
valve.
j.
k.
Open  high  pressure  charging  valve  on  air  conditioner.
Allow
liquid  refrigerant  to  enter  system  until  drum  weight  has  decreased
by  3.6  pounds  (1.63  Kg)  for  units  with  Carrier  compressors  and  2.8
pounds  (1.27  Kg)  for  units  with  Keco  compressors  or  until  system
pressure  has  equalized.
l.
Close  refrigerant
drum
valve
and
high
pressure
(discharge)
manifold  valve.
Reset
low
pressure
cut
out
switch.
m.
n.
Connect power at power source.
o.
Turn  air  conditioner  on  and  operate  in  cool  mode
with
TEMPERATURE SELECTOR set at maximum COOLER position.
If  3.6  pounds  (1.63  Kg)  for  units  with  Carrier  compressors
p.
and  2.8  pounds  (1.27  Kg)  for  units  with  Keco  compressors  full
charge  was  obtained,  skip  steps  q.  through  s.
If  system  pressure
equalized  prior  to  obtaining  a  full  charge  of  3.6  pounds  (1.63  Kg)
for  units  with  Carrier  compressors  and  2.8  pounds  (1.27  Kg)  for
units  with  Keco  compressors  proceed  with  step  q.
only position.
Switch
refrigerant
drum
to gas
q.
Be  sure  refrigerant  drum  has  been  switched  to g a s position
r.
and  open  refrigerant  drum  valve,  low  (suction)  pressure  charging
manifold  valve  and  low  (suction)  pressure  charging  valve  on  air
conditioner.
Monitor  weight  of  the  refrigerant  drum  as  air  conditioner
s.
compressor  pulls  additional  refrigerant  gas  into  system  until  full
3.6  pounds  (1.63  Kg)  for  units  with  Carrier  compressors  and  2.8
pounds  (1.27  Kg)  for  units  with  Keco  compressors  charge  is  ob-
When  system  is  fully  charged,  immediately  close  refriger-
tained.
ant  drum  valve  and  air  conditioner  low  pressure  charging  valve.
t.
Run air conditioner in COOL mode (with temperature control
in  coolest  position)  for  15  minutes.
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