Instructions For Repairing Air-Conditioning Systems And Storing Spare Parts

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Working on the refrigerant circuit: 

When removing components, close off all openings immediately using commercially available stoppers.

Store air-conditioning system components in a dry and closed-off area.

When fitting components, do not remove the stoppers until shortly before installation.

Likewise, do not remove the protective foil from the desiccator until just before installation. The desiccator absorbs moisture from the air and is then useless.

Do not carry out repairs in the open during damp weather.

The desiccator should be replaced as soon as one component of the air conditioning system has been replaced or if the air conditioning system was open for > 20 minutes.

Moisture in the refrigerant circuit not only leads to poor cooling, but oversaturation can also cause the desiccator to disintegrate and contaminate the air-conditioning system from inside. This can result in expensive and complicated repairs.

Check sealing rings on the refrigerant lines for damage and replace them if necessary.

Before re-installing these air-conditioning system components, flush them out with nitrogen.

Use a pressure reducer when working with nitrogen.

Evacuate the refrigerant circuit according to instructions.