Removing Auxiliary Air-Conditioning Unit
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Information
- For vehicles with four-zone air conditioning (2+2), the auxiliary air-conditioning unit is located behind the left rear side section cover for the auxiliary air-conditioning unit.
WARNING:
Refrigerant
- Danger of freezing
→ Avoid contact with refrigerant.
→ Wear personal protective gear.
→ Observe the safety regulations for working on air-conditioned vehicles and dealing with refrigerant.
→ Observe the safety regulations for extraction and filling systems.
→ Observe the instructions for repairing air conditioning systems and storing spare parts.
- Remove refrigerant by suction. → Draining and filling in refrigerant
- Press together the air duct from above and pull out of the air-conditioning unit.
- Press the release on the electrical plug -A- (-arrow a- ) and pull off plug -A- and -B- .
- Unscrew the fastening screws -1- and tilt the auxiliary air-conditioning unit inwards on the top side.
- Press together the spring band clamps for the coolant hoses on the heat exchanger with the assembly pliers for spring band clamps, Cayenne hose connections 72-1 (-arrows A- ) and pull off the coolant hoses from the heat exchanger -arrows B- .
- Unscrew the fastening screw for the intake pipe in the upper bracket (not on the expansion valve at the bottom) -1- .
- Remove the suction line and close with plugs.
- Unscrew the fastening screw for the pressure line in the upper bracket (not on the expansion valve at the bottom) -1- .
- Remove the pressure line and seal with plugs.
- Raise auxiliary air-conditioning unit and pull off water drain.
- First pull auxiliary air-conditioning unit inward -arrow- and pull out with the coolant hoses and the air-conditioning lines.