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AIR CONDITIONING

38

11.15

DO’s AND DON’T’s

SR.

NO.

DO’s

REASON

1.

Clean condenser During Regular Service

of the Vehicle

Dirty and Clogged Condenser Results in AC tripping

and less cooling

2.

Maintain proper Refrigerant level

Less Refrigerant Results in less cooling. Excessive

Refrigerant Results in AC tripping and less cooling

3.

Add Recommended oil and Quantity in the

compressor during refrigerant charging.

Adequate Quantity of Compressor oil prevents poor

pumping and premature wearing of internal

components.

4.

Clean evaporator periodically to remove

dust and foreign particles.

Clogged evaporator results in less air flow and

reduced cooling.

5.

Educate Customer on proper usage of AC

controls (Refer owner’s manual)

Proper usage of AC control will give optimum cooling

6.

Adjust proper engine rpm.

Less rpm will result in stalling of engine and less

cooling.

7.

Check coolant level and ensure proper

engine tuning

This will prevent overheating of engine.

8.

Check proper belt tension. (For details

refer Engine group).

Loose belt will slip and over tight belt will result in

noise and premature failure of magnetic clutch of the

compressor.

SR.

NO.

DON’TS

REASON

1.

Do not operate AC without refrigerant in

the system of compressor.

This will result in premature failure

2.

Do not leak check the AC system with

more than 20 kg / cm2 pressure.

Higher pressure may result in damage To AC

components.

3.

Do not Leave AC joints open.

Moisture tends to enter the AC system if the joints

remain open for long time.

4.

Do not charge refrigerant in the AC system

without carrying out proper vacuum.

Improper or No vacuuming of the AC system results in

less cooling conditions.