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If the Bosch Service Equipment indicates high pressure in the system during a UV dye recharge, perform vacuuming.
What to do if Bosch ACS 751 Service Equipment oil recharge shows high system pressure?
If the Bosch Service Equipment indicates high pressure in the system during an oil recharge, perform vacuuming.
What does 1002 RECOVERY mean on Bosch Service Equipment?
If the Bosch Service Equipment displays a 1002 RECOVERY error, this indicates a high pressure shutdown. Check for any blockages in the vehicle A/C system.
What to do if Bosch ACS 751 UV dye recharge shows high pressure in vehicle?
If the Bosch Service Equipment indicates high pressure in the vehicle during a UV dye recharge, perform recovery.
What to do if Bosch ACS 751 oil recharge shows high pressure in vehicle?
If the Bosch Service Equipment indicates high pressure in the vehicle during an oil recharge, perform recovery.
What to do if Bosch Service Equipment detects leak during vacuuming?
If a leak is detected during vacuuming with the Bosch Service Equipment, check if the used oil bottle is disconnected. If it is, connect the bottle.
What to do if Bosch Service Equipment R134a recharge shows high pressure in vehicle?
If there's high pressure in the vehicle during an R134a recharge with your Bosch Service Equipment, perform recovery.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | ACS 751 |
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Language | English |
Official document certifying compliance with EU directives.
Explains symbols used within the manual for clarity and safety.
Details safety and operational symbols found directly on the equipment.
Defines authorized personnel and terms of use for the equipment.
Outlines responsibilities for safety and workplace conditions.
Precautions for contact with refrigerants, UV medium, and vapors.
Guidelines for connecting, operating, and preventing refrigerant escape.
Covers the unit's intended use and what's included in the package.
Details the physical components and functional aspects of the unit.
Details the handles, HMI, and control keys for operating the unit.
Explains the function of parts like the printer, input keys, and service hatches.
Procedures for removing transport packaging and first-time startup.
Setting up general parameters, printer, scales, and system defaults.
Configuring custom databases and filling the internal refrigerant cylinder.
Accessing unit information and transferring data via USB.
How to enter workshop details for service reports and identification.
Settings to enable or disable the printer and print workshop details.
Procedure for adding and managing operator names for service logs.
Configuring automatic service parameters like oil type and quantity.
Adjusting hose length selection and audible buzzer notifications.
Setting the maximum number of R134a data records stored.
Steps and precautions before filling the unit's refrigerant cylinder.
Detailed procedure for connecting and filling the refrigerant cylinder.
How to access and view current operational data of the unit.
Installing and using the tool to transfer R134a data to a PC.
General explanation of the unit's operation and service phases.
Describes automatic, manual, quick, precision, and OE specific service modes.
Essential steps before starting any A/C service procedure.
How to choose a vehicle from the unit's built-in database.
Accessing and selecting from a list of recently serviced vehicles.
Manually configuring service parameters for unlisted vehicles.
Details on performing refrigerant recovery and vacuum creation manually.
Manual steps for oil injection, UV dye, and refrigerant recharge.
Process for purging contaminants from a vehicle's A/C system.
Steps to add refrigerant to a vehicle's A/C system if levels are low.
Draining residual refrigerant from hoses after service.
How to test the effectiveness of the vehicle's A/C cooling.
Special recovery procedure for Renault vehicles in automatic mode.
Procedure to check if the engine and A/C system are operational.
Verifying the condition of the vehicle's A/C system.
Steps to execute refrigerant recovery when engine and A/C are functional.
Executing recovery when the engine is functional, but the A/C is not.
Performing recovery when neither the engine nor the A/C system is OK.
Information on spare parts, refilling refrigerant, and accessing service history.
Managing R134a logs and viewing recorded errors for diagnostics.
Viewing summaries of the last three vehicle A/C service operations.
Reviewing the results of the unit's last internal self-diagnostic test.
Viewing monthly and annual refrigerant usage and recovery data.
Procedure to manually reset the refrigerant log data.
Saving refrigerant data from the unit to a USB storage device.
Accessing a list of the last five recorded errors for troubleshooting.
Procedure for changing the vacuum pump oil and resetting the indicator.
Steps for loading new paper rolls into the unit's printer.
How to manually initiate and interpret the unit's self-diagnostic tests.
Procedure to swap 3m hoses for 6m hoses for increased reach.
Instructions for updating the unit's firmware, languages, and database.
Procedures for setting scale zero points and restoring factory defaults.
Guidelines for safe disposal of the unit and its components.
