Correct oil level in air conditioning system when replacing AC compressor - AR83.55-P-5250GW

MODEL 463 as of model year 2013/model refinement package 2012

	Correct oil level
	Risk of explosion caused by welding or soldering work on closed air conditioning system. Risk of poisoning caused by inhaling overheated refrigerant vapors. Risk of injury to skin and eyes caused by contact with liquid refrigerants.	Never perform welding work on or near a closed air conditioning system. No smoking or open flames. Wear safety glasses and protective gloves. Work only in well ventilated areas. Carry out repair work on the air conditioning system circuit only after the system has been emptied.	AS83.00-Z-0001-01A
	Procedure for a damaged or leaky air conditioning system		AH83.30-N-0004-01A
	Protect air conditioning circuit and components from moisture when carrying out repair work	All models with air conditioning	AH83.30-N-0005-01A
	Notes on handling R134a refrigerant	Air conditioning with refrigerant R134a	AH83.30-N-0003-01A
		Perform work rapidly, since compressor oil is hygroscopic.
	Repair work for defective refrigerant circuit		AH83.30-P-1782-01A
1	Drain new refrigerant compressor	Drain compressor oil through the openings for low pressure and high-pressure lines.
2	Drain removed refrigerant compressor	Use suitable measuring cup.
	Checking
3	Check condition of compressor oil	Check compressor oil for signs of contamination (color dark gray - black).
	Measure
4	Measure quantity of compressor oil drained from removed refrigerant compressor
	Fill
5	Fill new refrigerant compressor	Pour the quantity of compressor oil drained from the removed refrigerant compressor plus an additional 20 cm³ into the new refrigerant compressor. Always use new compressor oil.