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Air Conditioner Draining — Refrigerant Recovery and Refilling (Freelander 1)

 
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Contents: Emptying the air conditioner ⇩ Emptying the system ⇩ Air conditioning refill ⇩

Emptying the air conditioner


WARNING: Air conditioning service should only be performed by technicians experienced in both vehicle systems and air conditioning testing and refilling equipment. All work should be performed in a well-ventilated area, away from open flames and heat sources.


1. Remove the protective caps from the high and low pressure fittings.

1. Remove the protective caps from the high and low pressure fittings.


2. Connect the high and low pressure hoses to the corresponding fittings.

3. Open the taps on the fittings.

4. Set the filling station taps to the required position.

5. Turn the filling station switch to the required position.

6. Turn the main switch to the "ON" position.

7. Perform the process of collecting refrigerant from the air conditioner using a filling station.

CAUTION: Always recover the refrigerant by recycling before reusing it. This ensures that the refrigerant has the required degree of purification to ensure safe operation of the air conditioner. Refrigerant recovery should only be performed using equipment that meets the requirements of SAE J2210. Using other equipment may not ensure the required level of refrigerant purification. A filling station designed for R134a refrigerant must not be used with other types of refrigerant. Domestic R134a refrigerant obtained from a regular commercial network must not be used in automotive air conditioning systems.




8. Close the filling station taps.

9. Turn the main switch to the "OFF" position.

10. Close the taps on the fittings.

11. Disconnect the high and low pressure hoses from the filling station air conditioning system.

12. Install protective caps on the fittings.

13. Open the refrigerant drain valve located on the rear of the station.

14. Measure and record the amount of refrigerant drained from the system.

15. Close the tap at the rear of the station.

Emptying the system


1. Remove the protective caps from the high and low pressure fittings.

2. Connect the high and low pressure hoses to the corresponding fittings.

3. Open the taps on the fittings.

4. Set the filling station taps to the required position.

5. Turn the filling station switch to the required position.

6. Turn the main switch to the "ON" position.

7. Empty the air conditioner using a filling station.

Air conditioning refill


ATTENTION: The system should be emptied immediately before refilling. No pauses between emptying and refilling are allowed.


1. Close the filling station taps.

2. Close the valve of the oil filling system of the station.

3. Disconnect the yellow hose from the filling station.

4. Remove the cover from the oil filling unit.

5. Fill the required amount of refrigerant into the charging system.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Air conditioner.


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6. Install the cover on the oil filling unit system.

7. Connect the yellow hose to the filling station.
8. Open the filling valve of the station.



9. Move the pointer on the refrigerant quantity gauge to measure the level to which the refrigerant quantity will decrease during charging.

10. Slowly open the appropriate filling station valve and fill the air conditioning system under vacuum.

11. After the required amount of refrigerant has been charged into the air conditioning system, close the filling station valve.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Air conditioner.


12. Turn the main switch to the "OFF" position.

13. Close the taps on the fittings.

14. Disconnect the high and low pressure hoses from the filling station air conditioning system.

15. Install protective caps on the fittings.


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