Possible deviation from specification | Possible cause of fault | How to rectify fault |
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| High pressure rises above specification, |
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| The low pressure falls to the diagram value or lower, |
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| Required cooling output is not attained |
| Restriction or obstruction in the refrigerant circuit. | –
| Feel AC circuit with hand to determine temperature differences. |
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| If temperature differences are perceptible on a component: |
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| Renew hose or pipe if kinked or constricted. |
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| In the event of clogging of the refrigerant circuit, clean (flush with refrigerant R134a or blow out with compressed air and nitrogen ). |
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| Clean refrigerant circuit (flush with refrigerant R134a or blow out with compressed air and nitrogen ). |
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| High and low pressure normal at first |
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| The high pressure increases beyond the specified value, |
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| The low pressure falls to the diagram value or lower, |
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| Required cooling output is not attained |
| Moisture in the refrigerant circuit. | –
| Blow through refrigerant circuit with compressed air and nitrogen. |
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| Replace the collecting tank. |
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| Repeat the check. If operation is not correct: |
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| Flush the refrigerant circuit (clean) |
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| Recharge refrigerant circuit. |
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| High and low pressure normal at first |
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| After lengthy operating period, low pressure drops excessively (evaporator ices up) |
| The air conditioner compressor is defective. | –
| Flush the refrigerant circuit (clean) |
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| Renew the air conditioner compressor. |
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