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General| Category | Automobile Accessories |
|---|---|
| Type | Roof Box |
| Lockable | Yes |
| Compatibility | Universal |
| Model | Integra 40X |
| Material | Plastic |
Beware of HIGH VOLTAGE and automatic unit start.
Beware of moving fan blades and parts; units may start automatically.
Keep flames away from vehicle battery due to flammable hydrogen gas.
Disconnect the battery ground (-) before electrical work.
Always use personal protective equipment when servicing the unit.
Coolant is under high pressure and very hot; remove caps slowly.
Refrigerant contact can cause frostbite, burns, or blindness.
Ensure inner skin hole remains intact; do not drill all the way through roof.
Avoid twisting/stressing hoses; use large bend radius and elbows.
Diagram showing refrigerant line connections for Neos 100S/20X models from compressor to components.
Specifies line types (Hot Gas, Suction, Liquid, Discharge) and fitting sizes.
Diagram showing refrigerant line connections for 30S models, including standby.
Specifies line types (Hot Gas, Suction, Liquid, Standby, Discharge) and fitting sizes for 30S.
Diagram showing refrigerant line connections for 35X/40X/50X models, including standby.
Specifies line types (Hot Gas, Suction, Liquid, Standby, Discharge) and fitting sizes for 35X/40X/50X.
Moisture causes sludge, freezing, corrosion; system must be kept dry.
Tools needed: vacuum pump (P/N 07-00176-01) and vacuum gauge indicator (P/N 07-00414-00).
Perform leak check by drawing deep vacuum and verifying it holds.
Evacuate until vacuum gauge reads 2,000 microns; confirm vacuum holds.
Break vacuum with dry nitrogen, raise system pressure to ~2 psig.
Repeat the evacuation and nitrogen purge steps one more time.
Evacuate to 500 microns; wait 5 minutes to check for residual moisture/leaks.
Charge refrigerant from container on weight scales; monitor scales for correct amount.
Ensure the correct refrigerant type is used for each specific unit model.
Table provides refrigerant type and charge weight for each model.
CPR regulates refrigerant flow to compressor, controls capacity, reduces load.
Perform adjustment during road operation (2,400 RPM) or Heat/Defrost mode.
