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General| Brand | Rotary |
|---|---|
| Model | R3 AC50 |
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the charging and servicing A/C and climate control systems for cars, trucks, and tractors.
Provides definitions for terms related to the equipment, operation, and refrigerants.
Operator responsibilities, knowledge, behavior, PPE, equipment checks, and maintenance.
Details the safety pressure switch, safety valve, main switch, and safety level switch.
Precautions regarding refrigerant hazards, equipment stability, and electrical safety for operators.
Guidelines for safe operation, temperature, pressure limits, refrigerant use, and environmental conditions.
Warnings about flammable mixtures of air and R134a and precautions for handling refrigerants.
Specifies operating conditions like altitude, temperature, humidity, and lighting for safe use.
Instructions for storing R134a refrigerant cylinders, ensuring they are clean and labeled.
Explains how system maintenance affects refrigerant quality and the decision to recycle.
Emphasizes regular replacement of filtering systems for device efficiency and mandatory recycling.
Procedures for A/C system preparation before refilling and regular device maintenance.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTES/TIPS messages and user responsibility.
States information is based on latest data, reserves right to change, and limits liability.
Instructions for carefully unwrapping and unpacking the equipment from its packaging.
Procedure to remove the screw blocking the internal tank's oil scales for safe transportation.
Instructions for safely moving the equipment on its wheels, considering its center of gravity.
Ensures the device is placed on a flat surface in an appropriate environment and accessible main switch.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and storing the equipment when not in use for an extended time.
Information on the equipment's demo mode, its limitations, and activation process.
Instructions for inserting the SD CARD, which contains vehicle databases and update software.
Procedure for loading paper rolls into the thermal printer, ensuring correct insertion.
Instructions on filling the oil and UV tracer bottles before using the equipment.
Procedure for filling the internal tank, requiring the equipment to be turned off and connected to an external tank.
Guide to setting the software's display language, which is stored on the SD CARD.
Steps to connect the device to the vehicle's A/C system for recharging operations.
Explanation of status LEDs on the control panel indicating recycling, vacuum, injection, and charging phases.
Information about the electronic buzzer providing error and warning alerts via 'beeps'.
Guide to using the keypad interface for vehicle selection, function launch, and data entry.
Details button functions (PAPER FEED, ON/OFF) and LED status indicators for the printer.
Instructions for installing the update software from a CD onto a PC.
Steps to update the SD CARD contents via PC, then update the charging station.
Overview of scheduled maintenance operations and their frequency, prompted by the device.
Procedure for replacing the dehydrator filter when prompted, including resetting the filter counter.
Instructions for replacing the mechanical filter, located behind the dryer filter, following safety precautions.
Procedure for replacing the vacuum pump oil when prompted by the device, including disposal of used oil.
Follows instructions provided in the chapter 'Replacing the Paper in the Printer'.
Recommendations for regular checking of parts subject to wear to guarantee proper operation.
Periodic inspection of safety devices and liquid refrigerant receiver for correct operation.
Procedure for disposing of the equipment, including refrigerant collection and transfer to a waste center.
Guidelines for disposing of non-reusable refrigerants and used oils at designated collection centers.
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