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TM5-4120-387-14 Figure  5-17.  Liquid  Quench  Expansion  Valve a. Inspection (1) Inspect for evidence of’ leaks,    kinked, or otherwise damaged capillary line, and loose or missing mounting hardware. (2) Check thermal bulb to see that it is securely line. (3) If a leak is suspected or indicated, test  per clamped to the suction paragraph  5-9. b. Test (1) Performs refrigerant pressure check on unit in accordance with paragraph 5-12. Leave gages or service manifold attached. (2)  Unwrap  insulation  tubing  from  compressor  suction  line  so  that  sensing bulb and an adjacent section of the suction line is exposed. (3)  Attach  an  accurate  thermometer  to  an  exposed  surface  to  suction  line adjacent to the sensing bulb; use a small gob of thermal mastic, to improve conductivity. 5-44

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