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TM5-4120-387-14 (6) Insert the sensing bulb into position and tighten the screws and nuts metal-to-metal  contact  with  the  suction (7) Replace the insulation tubing and  expansion  valve  connections. Secure (8) Replace the dehydrator. (See (9) Leak test al” para  5-9.) (10)  Install  top ts mounting loop clamps in its original Be sure the sensing bulb is making good inc. that was removed from the sensing bulb with tape,    item 11, Appendix para  5-13.) joints and those in the reps E. newly  connected r  area. (See panel  . (See para 4-23.) (11) Evacuate and charge the refrigerant system. (See paras 5-10 and 5-11.) 5-24. EVAPORATOR  COIL For inspection and cleaning of installed coil, see para 4-61. Preliminary procedure: 1. Remove top panel. (See  para  4-23.) 2. Remove evaporator air discharge grille. (See para  4-18.) 3. Remove mist eliminator. (See para 4-26.) 4. Remove heating elements HR1 and HR6. (See para 4-57.) a. Removal (1) Discharge the refrigeration system per paragraph 5-6. NOTE Tubes at bottom of evaporator header and elbow at bulkhead are most likely disconnect points. See para 5-22 for disassembly of expansion valve. (2) While purging the system with nitrogen,   debraze the tube joints to the evaporator. (See paras 5-7 and 5-8.) (3) Using screwdriver,    remove four screws and washers in right and left hand coil/casing brackets while supporting the coil. While handling coils,   wear gloves to avoid cuts and reduce fin damage on coil. 5-62

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