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General| Refrigerant | R134a |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Power | 800 W |
| Recovery Speed | 300 g/min |
| Oil Drain | Automatic |
| Type | Air Conditioning Service Unit |
| Operating Modes | Automatic, Manual |
Provides general notes and copyright information for the manual.
Details pressure equipment checks and operator responsibilities.
Identifies the manufacturer and provides contact details.
Defines dangerous areas, exposed persons, and operators.
Provides crucial general safety instructions for equipment use.
Details prohibited operations that could cause danger or damage.
Describes key safety components like pressure switches and valves.
Explains the manual's integral role and its accompanying requirements.
Describes various safety symbols used on the service equipment.
Lists important technical terms, including refrigerant definitions.
Provides essential guidelines for handling and storing refrigerants safely.
Details care in handling refrigerants and correctly marking storage cylinders.
States suitability for hybrid/electric vehicles and required A/C service functions.
Lists all items included in the product package upon purchase.
Details the unit's core functions like recovery, recharging, and flushing.
Explains access to settings and functions via LCD display and keyboard.
Lists the primary selectable functions available in the graphical interface.
Describes the intelligent coupler function for reducing gas formation.
Details cylinder capacity, pressure, PED categories, circuits, and safety features.
Covers pneumatic fittings, gauges, power supply, and environmental conditions.
Provides instructions for unpacking and preparing the unit for use.
Detailed steps for safely removing the unit from its pallet.
Details positioning requirements and electrical connection for safe operation.
Guides through essential checks like refrigerant weight and first tank filling.
Covers pre-charge operations, vehicle details, and hose connection.
Allows users to adjust the length of the charge hoses.
Enables modification of the pressure unit of measurement.
Allows changing the station's date and time settings.
Enables entry of garage data for inclusion on end-of-cycle reports.
Allows users to set the interface language.
Sets database for R/L-hand drive vehicles and charge values.
Configures the unit's initial startup screen display.
Details obtaining activation codes for enhanced database features.
Restores the unit to its factory default settings.
Automates purging of non-condensable gas for optimal station performance.
Explains two distinct modes for refrigerant charging operations.
Covers loading data from database, last cycle, or user's saved cycles.
Enhances unit potential with vehicle A/C system data.
Loads parameters from the most recent automatic cycle.
Allows loading previously saved automatic cycle parameters.
Loads default parameters for automatic cycles.
Sets refrigerant amount, charge type, vacuum phase, and leak test duration.
Cleans hoses from oil residue when an electric compressor is selected.
Initiates refrigerant recovery from the vehicle A/C system.
Performs vacuum phase and vacuum test on the A/C system.
Details refrigerant charging amounts and types for the A/C system.
Cleans the vehicle cooling system using refrigerant flushes.
Empties charge hoses completely after service operations.
Checks A/C system status by monitoring pressure values.
Allows additional recycling for higher refrigerant purity.
Exports service reports to a USB key for PC management.
Guides through filling the unit's internal refrigerant cylinder.
Checks the tightness of internal circuits, including dryer filter leak test.
Connects internal tank to HP gauge for reading refrigerant pressure.
Displays available refrigerant and minimum quantity left.
Automatically runs non-condensable gas discharge when needed.
Checks and manually starts discharge of non-condensable gas.
Determines and stores the atmospheric pressure value.
Displays pump/compressor hours and maintenance intervals.
Optimizes vacuum pump oil life and provides oil change instructions.
Allows checking oil level and clearness without opening the equipment.
Details replacement of the dehydrator filter after 150 kg of refrigerant.
Displays software version and serial number.
Details firmware update procedure using a USB stick.
Provides instructions for changing the printer paper roll.
Regularly checks corrosion, leakage, safety valves, and hoses per legislation.
Instructions for refrigerant recovery and unit consignment for disposal.
Consigning recovered refrigerant and lubricants for proper disposal.
Ensures electronic/electrical equipment is recycled per local legislation.
