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64 50 ... AIR CONDITIONER TEST (R 134a)

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Before A/C efficiency test, satisfy following conditions: 

  1. Provide a MoDiC or DIS.
  2. Provide a thermometer with separate gauge.
  3. Compressor load (intake air temperature of approx. 50°C)

Re 1:

Connect MoDiC or DIS to car and display evaporator temperature.

Re 2:

Position a thermometer with a separate gauge approx. 5 cm below the roofliner at the height of the B-pillar. Lay gauge outwards out of vehicle interior.

Re 3:

Heating up vehicle interior:

A/C efficiency test: 

Turn on A/C compressor at a vehicle interior temperature of 50°Celsius.

After 2-3 minutes, evaporator sensor temperature must be 10°Celsius.

Draw off A/C system if this temperature is not reached. Measure amount of refrigerant drawn off. Refer to 64 50 009 DRAWING OFF, EVACUATING AND FILLING A/C SYSTEM (R 134A) .

If drawn-off quantity does not correspond to specified fill quantity: replenish refrigerant. Refer to 64 50 A/C SYSTEM, REFRIGERANT AMOUNTS E53 .

If refrigerant quantity is correct fill A/C system. Refer to 64 50 009 DRAWING OFF, EVACUATING AND FILLING A/C SYSTEM (R 134A) .

NOTE: A/C systems with uncontrolled compressors only:
If necessary, then continue troubleshooting by pressure measurement. Refer to 64 50 ... TROUBLESHOOTING BY PRESSURE MEASUREMENT (R 134a) .