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Before connecting the high-pressure -2- and low-pressure lines -1- to the vehicle, remove any refrigerant 2. Connecting the high-pressure and low-pressure lines of the air-conditioning unit Note In the case of service units with transparent oil separator, read and take note of the oil level before removing 2.1. 2.2. Let the engine run for a short while with the air-conditioning on, then connect the high-pressure and low-pressure lines of the air-conditioning unit. 2.3. Open the valves of the high-pressure and low-pressure lines. 3. Remove refrigerant by suction. 3.1. In the case of cold vehicles, it may be necessary to repeat the suction procedure until all refrigerant has been removed from the air-conditioning system. This step is carried out automatically with some units. 3.2. Wait for approx. 2 minutes after the service unit has switched itself off. If the pressure gauge reading rises above 0 bar, repeat the suction process. 3.3. The vehicle air-conditioning system is now completely empty. Necessary repairs, such as removing and fitting the dryer, can now be carried out. 3.4. The open air-conditioning system should not be left open unnecessarily, but must be closed again as quickly as possible after being opened. 3.5. Drain the extracted refrigerant oil into a measuring cup on the service unit and determine the volume. 4. Carrying out repairs 4.1. If the air-conditioning system has been open for a long time, a new dryer must be fitted. → 875519 4.2. If necessary, reconnect high-pressure and low-pressure lines. 5. Evacuate the system and check it for leaks. 5.1. If the air-conditioning system has been opened, evacuation should last at least 20 minutes so that the moisture can evaporate and be removed by suction. 5.2. If the air-conditioning system has been open for a long time, evacuation can be carried out for up to 120 minutes. 5.3. Observe the pressure gauge for approx. 2 minutes. If the pressure rises, air is entering the vehicle air-conditioning system. The leak must be located and repaired. If the pressure remains constant, add 6. Adding refrigerant oil 6.1. For units without oil filling system: 6.2. Start the vacuum pump. At the start of this vacuum phase, add the measured quantity of refrigerant oil using an oil injector or a hose disconnected from the service unit. Reconnect the hose to the service unit 6.3. Diagnostic system: reading out fault memory and activating systems General assembly sequence 3537 |