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Explains warning notice structure, meaning, and symbols used in the manual.
Instructions to observe and ensure legibility of warning notices on the product itself.
Specifies that the product must be used by skilled and instructed personnel only.
Covers copyright, software protection, and user agreement to regulations.
Details the contractor's obligation for safety measures and adherence to electrical engineering principles.
Outlines general safety regulations and basic rules for contractors and electrical systems.
Provides specific safety regulations for operating the ACX2180 unit, covering refrigerant and high-voltage systems.
Describes the suitability of ACX2180 for conventional, hybrid, and electric vehicles for A/C service.
Lists the components included in the ACX2180 package.
Explains how to navigate and select functions using the LCD touch display and keys.
Details the home screen display, menu navigation, and status indicator lights.
Lists the main functions available in the graphical user interface menu.
Describes features like EcoLOCK® couplers, caster brakes, and power supply.
Explains the functional flow of refrigerant, vacuum pump, used oil separation, and purging unit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the ACX2180 unit from its pallet.
Details the required connections and proper positioning for the ACX2180 unit.
Outlines the initial checks and procedures required before the first use of the ACX2180.
Explains how to enable/disable and set parameters within the SETUP menu for A/C service.
Covers essential preparatory steps before performing A/C service, including safety warnings.
Explains the process of discharging non-condensable gases from the internal cylinder.
Describes the two refrigerant charge methods: Quick Mode and Zero Tolerance Mode.
Guides on setting up and performing automatic A/C service cycles, including charge adjustment.
Explains how to configure and perform manual A/C service cycles step-by-step.
Details the procedure for recovering refrigerant from a vehicle's A/C system.
Outlines the steps for performing a vacuum process on the vehicle's A/C system.
Explains how to adjust charge amount and oil type/amount for the charging process.
Describes how to perform a vehicle A/C pressure check before and after service.
Guides on selecting units of measure for weight, temperature, pressure, and volume.
Details how to adjust the date and time settings on the ACX2180 unit.
Explains how to select and set the desired language for the unit's interface.
Lists recommended maintenance intervals for calibration, oil changes, and leak tests.
Provides detailed instructions and safety warnings for filling the internal refrigerant cylinder.
Explains how to perform a self-test to check the internal ACX2180 circuit for leaks.
Describes the procedure to determine and store the atmospheric pressure value.
Guides on viewing counters for vacuum pump/compressor hours and filter/oil replacement reminders.
Details the Long Life Pump function to optimize vacuum pump oil use and purification.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the vacuum pump oil.
Explains the process of replacing the filter dryer, including entering the filter code.
Instructions for performing maintenance on the optional printer, including paper installation.
Lists periodic checks for safe and reliable operation, including corrosion, leaks, and hose condition.
Provides a record log for vacuum pump oil changes, including date and technician identification.
General| Refrigerant Types | R134a, R1234yf |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230V, 50 Hz |
| Oil Management | Automatic |
| Operating Modes | Automatic, Manual |
| Type | Air Conditioning Service Unit |
| Display | 7-inch color touch screen |
| Database | Integrated |
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