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TM 55-1905-223-24-17
Materials/Parts (cont'd)
Compressor piston P/N 6-D-75-181
Piston ring P/N AU-50CP-245
Piston ring P/N AU-50CP-355
Valve plate package P/N 6-D-75-253
Valve plate assembly P/N 6-D-75-163
Check valve piston P/N 06DA-502-322
Check valve spring P/N 6-D-75-2081
Compressor oil, Item 8, Appendix C
R-22 refrigerant, Item 7, Appendix C
Mineral spirits, Item 9, Appendix C
REMOVAL
WARNING
Make sure electrical power is OFF to avoid personal injury.
PRESSURIZED GAS HAZARD.  Make sure the compressor has been isolated
from system and refrigerant removed before opening.
CAUTION
If the Accommodations Unit's (A/C-2) main power breaker, or disconnect switch,
has been turned OFF for over 4 hours, the unit's HEAT/OFF/COOL manual switch
on thermostat must remain OFF for a period of 5 hours after turning main power
breaker, or disconnect, ON. This energizes the compressor crankcase heater and
allows the oil time to re-heat.
a. Isolate and remove refrigerant from compressor as follows:
(1)
Connect a portable gauge manifold from the refrigeration tool kit to the compressor as
follows (refer to FIGURES 4-16, 4-17, and 4-18):
NOTE
If the change has not been lost due to a leak or break in line, this procedure will
save the refrigerant remaining in the system.
(a) Connect the combination gauge hoseline (7, FIGURE 4-16) to the gauge port
connection on the compressor suction valve (7, FIGURE 4-17).
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