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TM5-4120-384-14
5-27.
PRESSURE
SWITCHES.-Continued
(2)  Press  reset  button  on  the  switch.  Use  a  continuity
tester  or  multimeter  to  check  for  continuity  between  terminals  1
and 2 on each switch.
If  there  is  continuity  the  switch  is
properly  closed.  If  no  continuity  is  found  on  either  switch,  press
If  there  is
and  release  the  reset  button  again  on  that  switch.
s t i l l  n o  c o n t i n u i t y  that  switch  must  be  replaced.
Assuming  that  steps  a.  (1),  (2),
c.
Removal.
and
(3)
and
b.
(1)  above  have  been  done  proceed  as  follows.
(1)  Discharge
and
purge
refrigeration
system
per
and  5-12.
(2) If HIGH PRESSURE switch is to be replaced, remove
conditioned  air  supply  louver  (para  4-14)  for  access  to  mounting
screws.
(3)  Disconnect
flare
nut
at
end
of
capillary
line
from
switch
to
be  replaced.
(4)  Remove
two
screws
and
lock
washers
from
switch
to
be
replaced.
(5)
Carefully
remove
switch
and
capillary
line.
Replace
pressure
switch
found
defective
during
d.
Replace.
inspection  or  test.
e.
Installation.
(1)
Insert
capillary
line
through
grommeted
hole
in
bulkhead.
(2)
Connect
flare
nut.
(3)
Secure
switch
with
two
screws
and
lock
washers.
(4)  Carefully
coil  capillary  line  and
position
so
it
will
not
touch  junction  box
when  it  is  reinstalled.
(5)  See  tags  and
wiring
diagram
and
connect
wire
leads.  Remove  tags.
(6)
Replace
(See
(7)  Leak
test
newly
connected
joints
and
all
connections
in
the
area.
5-61

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