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| The pressure in the refrigerant circuit is governed by various factors of influence. As a general rule, however, the pressure should not exceed 20 bar at an ambient temperature of 20 to 25 °C. Under extreme usage conditions (e.g. in hot countries with high ambient temperatures, „stop and go traffic“ and high relative humidity), the extremely high cooling output involved may also result in pressures of up to 31 bar. |
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| At ambient temperatures below 25 °C the pressure in the refrigerant circuit does not usually rise above 16 bar (the radiator fan(s) run(s) and cool(s) the condenser). |
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| At absolute pressures of less than approx. 1.8 bar and greater than approx. 32 bar, the operating and display unit, Climatronic control unit -J255- does not switch on the air conditioner compressor (the air conditioner compressor regulating valve -N280- is not actuated). The air conditioner compressor is only switched on again once the absolute pressure has risen above 1.8 bar or dropped below 16 bar. |
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| To prevent abrupt air conditioner compressor shut-off on account of excessive pressure in the refrigerant circuit or excessive coolant temperature, the compressor output is reduced by the air conditioner operating and display unit, Climatronic control unit -J255- as soon as the pressure in the refrigerant circuit exceeds approx. 30 bar (absolute) (full compressor output is not released again until the pressure has dropped below 27 bar) or the coolant temperature exceeds 115 °C (complete shutdown at 118 °C). |
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