A/C Compressor Flushing
-- Clean the old A/C compressor and note the flushed out quantity of refrigerant oil. Refer to ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN A/C COMPRESSOR, CLEANING .
-- Clean the new A/C compressor and note the flushed out quantity of refrigerant oil. Refer to ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN A/C COMPRESSOR, CLEANING .
Risk of damaging the A/C compressor due to incorrect refrigerant oil.
- Use refrigerant oil, which corresponds to the specifications of the A/C compressor manufacturer. Refer to the Parts Information.
-- Fill the new A/C compressor with the quantity of fresh refrigerant oil, which corresponds to the quantity that was flushed out of the A/C compressor.
If for example 70 cm3 refrigerant oil is flushed from a faulty A/C compressor (a small quantity of refrigerant oil remains in the A/C compressor and in the A/C Service Station) the in this case fill 70 cm3 refrigerant oil in the new A/C compressor (do not use the refrigerant oil that was flushed out of the replacement compressor as it may have become contaminated while in the A/C Service Station).
If a greater quantity of refrigerant oil (more than approximately 40 cm3 ) has been flushed out, the remaining refrigerant oil can also be added to the evaporator, a refrigerant line or the reservoir/receiver/dryer/inner heat exchanger. Refer to Refrigerant Circuit and APPROVED REFRIGERANT OILS AND REFRIGERANT OIL CAPACITIES (vehicle-specific repair information).
-- Assemble, evacuate and fill the refrigerant circuit. Refer to WORKING WITH A/C SERVICE STATION .