To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes 'Error 04' on Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G Air Conditioner and how to fix it?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Error 04”, it indicates that it is not possible to lower the pressure when flushing takes place. Check the air conditioner and connections for leaks, constrictions and ice build-up. Check pressure transducer calibration.
Why does my Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G say 'Quantity too large. Fill internal vessel!'?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Quantity too large. Fill internal vessel!”, it means that during the process input, there is not enough refrigerant in the internal container to complete the process. You should fill the refrigerant container.
What should I do if my Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G Air Conditioner displays 'Drained oil glass emptying!'?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “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 used oil container's contents in an environmentally responsible manner.
What does 'Warning! Not enough vacuum for injection!' mean on my Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Warning! Not enough vacuum for injection!”, it means that during the filling phase, the vacuum in the air conditioning system is insufficient to end the process. Check the air conditioning system or the connections between it and the AirCon Service Center for leaks.
How to fix 'Error 01' on Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G Air Conditioner?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Error 01” or “Error 02”, it indicates that it was not possible to reduce the pressure sufficiently before or during the pressure increase test. Check the air conditioner and connections for leaks, constrictions, and ice build-up. Also, verify the pressure transducer calibration.
What does 'Warning! Internal vessel full!' mean on my Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Warning! Internal vessel full!”, it indicates that the internal refrigerant container is too full to hold the quantity to be extracted. You should drain the internal refrigerant container properly.
What to do if Waeco AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G displays 'A/C system leakage! Carry on?'?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “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. Inspect the air conditioning system and the connections between it and the AirCon Service Center for leaks.
Why does my Waeco Air Conditioner display 'Not enough vacuum! Carry on?'?
If the Waeco Air Conditioner displays “Not enough vacuum! Carry on?”, it means that during the vacuum process, the pressure in the air conditioning system is still more than 50 mbar after 8 minutes. Check the air conditioning system and its connections to the AirCon Service Center for any leaks.
General| Brand | Waeco |
|---|---|
| Model | AirConServiceCenter ASC 1300 G |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Contact information for additional support and information regarding the AirCon Service Center.
Defines warning, caution, notice, and note symbols used throughout the operating manual.
Outlines essential safety guidelines and precautions for operating the AirCon Service Center.
Provides critical information on safe usage, maintenance, and handling of the AirCon Service Center.
Details safety measures and precautions when working with refrigerants.
Covers operational procedures and personnel training requirements for safe unit usage.
Highlights specific warnings and precautions related to the AirCon Service Center's operation.
Explains the function of built-in safety mechanisms like pressure monitors and relief valves.
Lists the components and accessories provided with the AirCon Service Center.
Details optional accessories that can be purchased separately for the AirCon Service Center.
Identifies and describes the components and controls on the front of the unit.
Illustrates and describes the rear and side panels of the AirCon Service Center models.
Step-by-step guide for physically setting up and powering on the AirCon Service Center.
Describes the information displayed in the standby mode of the unit.
Instructions for changing the display language of the AirCon Service Center.
Procedure for inputting company specific information for service logs.
How to set the current date and time for accurate service log entries.
Guidance on modifying preset operational parameters and default settings.
Instructions for correctly installing oil and UV additive containers into the unit.
How to specify the volume of oil and UV additive containers for accurate measurement.
Procedure for initial filling of the unit's internal refrigerant storage.
Steps for safely shutting down the unit for repairs or in emergencies.
Initiates a fully automatic service sequence with minimal user input.
Manages user access and security codes for the system.
How to create a database of vehicles with their specific refrigerant filling quantities.
Storing and retrieving operational data via USB for reporting and analysis.
How to view refrigerant usage data (filled and extracted) on the unit's display.
Performing tests on the vehicle's AC system, with or without refrigerant.
Allows step-by-step execution of service processes, with options to omit or customize.
Procedure for flushing the vehicle's AC system with refrigerant.
Annual procedure to check the unit for refrigerant leaks.
Ensures accurate measurement of oil and UV additive quantities by resetting scales.
Instructions for replacing the unit's dryer filter.
Details on maintaining the filter and resetting related service messages.
Procedure to ensure accurate pressure measurements by calibrating the transducer.
Steps for safely draining and refilling the vacuum pump oil.
Accessing and understanding various internal counters and readings.
Adjusting fill quantities to compensate for different service hose lengths.
Guide for replacing the thermal printer paper roll.
Process for updating the unit's firmware and database using a USB drive.
Procedure for safely releasing non-condensing gases from the internal tank.
A comprehensive list of common error messages and their corresponding solutions.
Technical specifications, dimensions, and performance data for each model.
Schematic diagrams illustrating the refrigerant flow for different models.
Electrical schematics for the ASC 1300 G, ASC 2300 G, and ASC 3300 G models.
