Waeco AirCon Service ASC 6300 G Bedienungsanleitung Seite 27

Vacuum time
Vacuum test time
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The air conditioning system is drained completely by the vacuum pump. This is used to remove any remaining
carrier gases or moisture and to prepare the air conditioning system for the filling process. Any residual refrig­
erant extracted which is still bonded in the refrigerant oil is collected by the A/C Service unit and recycled.
13.8.3 Filling process
1. Enter the preferred settings and press
Filling phase?
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2. If Filling
phase has been selected, enter the required value, otherwise continue with chapter Selecting con
nections on page 27.
3. Enter the amount of refrigerant oil which was previously drained or which is required.
4. Press the cursor key .
5. Enter the additive quantity.
6. Press the cursor key .
7. Enter the refrigerant quantity.
8. Press ENTER to confirm all settings.
PAG oil
UV tracer
Refrigerant
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Note
• If extraction is taking place in the same process sequence, the quantity of fresh oil is counted as
an additional filling quantity, and is added to the drained oil quantity extracted beforehand. If this
value is set to 0, exactly the quantity of oil which was extracted will be filled again.
• To add fresh oil or UV additive, a vacuum process must be performed in the same process se­
quence. If no vacuum process has been selected, only refrigerant can be selected in the filling
menu.
13.8.4 Selecting connections
1. Select the parameters in accordance with the air conditioning system connections:
• Air conditioning system has a high pressure and a low pressure connection: Select LP/HP.
• Air conditioning system only has a high pressure connection: Select HP.
• Air conditioning system only has a low pressure connection: Select LP.
2. Press ENTER to confirm.
HP/LP
HP
LP
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3. Once all settings have been entered, press
Process start?
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min. 20
min. 4
ENTER
to confirm.
Yes
No
ml. 0
ml. 7
g. 500
PORT
PORT
PORT
ENTER to start the process.
EN
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