To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does “Error 52” mean on my Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B and what should I do?
If the display shows “Error 52”, it means that no USB stick was found or recognised. Insert the USB stick, ensuring it has been formatted with the FAT32 file system.
What does it mean when my Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B displays “Not enough vacuum. carry on?” and what should I do?
If the display shows “Not enough vacuum. carry on?”, it means that during the vacuum process, the pressure in the air conditioning system after 8 minutes is still more than 50 mbar. To fix this, check the air conditioning system or the connections between it and the AirConServiceCenter for leaks.
What does “A/C System leakage. Carry on?” mean on my Waeco Service Equipment and what should I do?
If the display shows “A/C System leakage. Carry on?”, it means that at the end of the vacuum process, the air conditioning system shows a vacuum loss of more than 120 mbar during the checking time. To solve this, check the air conditioning system or the connections between it and the AirConServiceCenter for leaks.
What does it mean when Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B displays “External tank empty or closed valve ! Check!”?
If the display shows “External tank empty or closed valve ! Check!”, it means that at the start or during the filling of the internal refrigerant container, the set refrigerant quantity cannot be attained. Check if the external refrigerant container still contains enough refrigerant or if the valves of the external refrigerant container are open.
What to do if Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B Service Equipment displays “Error 01”?
If the display shows “Error 01”, it means that it was not possible to reduce the pressure sufficiently before the pressure increase test. Check the air conditioner and connections for leaks, constrictions, and ice build-up. Also, check the pressure transducer calibration.
What does it mean when Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B Service Equipment displays “WARNING ! Pressure inside the A/C system. Recovery start!”?
If the display shows “WARNING ! Pressure inside the A/C system. Recovery start!”, it is a normal message that appears at the start of the vacuum process, indicating that there is still pressure present in the air conditioning system. No action is required, as the process continues automatically.
What does the message “Drained oil glass emptying” on my Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B mean?
If the display shows “Drained oil glass emptying”, it means that during the extraction or recycling process, there is more than 150 ml of used oil in the container. Dispose of the content of the used oil container in an environmentally responsible manner.
What does “Error 09” mean on Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B?
If the display shows “Error 09”, it means that during the flushing process, no pressure could be ascertained at the low pressure connection of the air conditioning service unit. Connect the low pressure hose to the flush container and open the valve.
What does “Error 10” mean on my Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B Service Equipment?
If the display shows “Error 10”, it means that during the software test, the compressor failed to reduce the internal pressure sufficiently. Check for residual pressure on the pressure gauges and check the pressure transducer calibration. Also, check the internal bottle pressure, the compressor, and the corresponding solenoid valves.
Why does my Waeco AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B display “WARNING ! Internal vessel filled.” and what should I do?
If the display shows “WARNING ! Internal vessel filled.”, it means that the internal refrigerant container is too full to hold the quantity to be extracted. You should drain the internal refrigerant container in the proper manner.
General| Brand | Waeco |
|---|---|
| Model | AirCon Service Center VAS 6380B |
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Language | English |
Identifies the AirCon Service Center models VAS 6380B and VAS 6381B.
Outlines essential safety guidelines for operating the unit.
Details procedures for operating the device safely and avoiding hazards.
Provides crucial safety measures for working with refrigerants.
Lists specific warnings and describes the unit's safety mechanisms.
Lists components included in the product package for both models.
Details optional accessories available for purchase.
Defines the correct usage and commercial application of the service center.
Identifies components and controls on the front panel of the unit.
Identifies components and connections on the rear panel of the unit.
Guides users through the initial setup and powering on procedures.
Explains the standby menu and initial configuration steps like language selection.
Details how to enter company data, date, and time for service logs.
Describes how to adjust preset values for common service tasks.
Instructions for inserting oil and UV additive containers into the unit.
Steps to specify the size of oil and UV additive containers for the unit.
Guides on the initial filling process of the unit's internal refrigerant tank.
Procedures for safely shutting down the unit in emergencies or during malfunctions.
Describes the automated service process for quick operation.
Explains how to set up and manage user access codes for the device.
Details how to create a database of vehicles and their refrigerant filling quantities.
Instructions for exporting service data and reports to a USB drive.
How to view and print refrigerant filled and extracted data.
Procedures for testing the vehicle's air conditioning system using the unit.
Allows step-by-step execution of individual service processes.
Guides on flushing the vehicle's AC system with refrigerant.
Instructions for performing annual leak tests on the unit.
Steps to calibrate the scales for accurate oil and UV additive measurement.
Procedure for replacing the unit's dryer filter.
Explains filter maintenance and resetting service messages.
Details the process for calibrating the pressure transducer for accurate readings.
Instructions for replacing the oil in the unit's vacuum pump.
How to access and interpret various counter readings saved by the device.
Correcting filling quantities based on service hose length.
Instructions for replacing the printer paper roll.
Steps to update the unit's software and vehicle database via USB.
Procedure for manually venting non-condensing gases from the tank.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit's exterior and checking hoses.
Procedures for properly disposing of used fluids and packaging materials.
Instructions for disposing of the old service unit in accordance with regulations.
Lists common display messages, their causes, and remedies.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the VAS 6380B model.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the VAS 6381B model.
A diagram illustrating the refrigerant flow and system components.
Identifies and describes the components shown in the system flow chart.
Provides the electrical schematic for the unit's circuitry.
