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Removing, installing and replacing refrigerant pressure transmitter - ra83001400542x(0542)

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Model 140 

Operation number of operation texts and work units or standard texts and flat rates 83-0584

Fig 1: Locating Refrigerant Pressure Transmitter
G05440916Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Air conditioner Empty (recycling).
Plug (B12) Disconnect from refrigerant pressure transmitter (B12), by pressing the retaining spring (arrow).
Refrigerant pressure transmitter (B12) Unscrew.
Connection in receiver dehydrator Seal off (parts set 140 830 01 27).
Install In reverse sequence. Lubricate O-ring with compressor oil (refer to note) and tighten the refrigerant pressure transmitter (B12) to 10 ± 4 Nm.
Air conditioner Evacuate, refill, check function and check for leaks; run engine at idle speed only in the first 4 minutes.
Function test Perform by disconnecting plug at coolant temperature sensor B10/8 and setting 310 Ω (stage I) or 250 Ω (stage II) with an ohm decade; switch on ignition and set control unit (KLA) to "Auto". Auxiliary fans rotate clockwise.
  IMPORTANT After completing the work:
Erase fault memory in the control unit (Diagnosis manual - air conditioning).
AUXILIARY FANS

Switching points 1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage
Refrigerant pressure bar 14 On 17 On 20 On
    12 Off 14 Off 17 Off
Coolant temperature sensor (B10/8) °C 100 On 107 On 115 On
    95 Off 100 Off 107 Off
Actuation of auxiliary fans V 7 9 12

In the 1st stage, the auxiliary fans cannot cut in at outside temperatures <+5°C, but do cut in at outside temperature >+10°C.

IMPORTANT Parts which have come into contact with compressor oil for R12 or R134a may only be installed in systems operating with the same refrigerant.

Special tool 

Fig 2: Identifying Special Tools (124 589 09 63 00 15 54)
G05440917Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.