To Next PageTo Next PageWhat should I do if my Waeco Service Equipment shows 'Change the equipment drier filter! Go on?'?
This message appears when you switch on the AirConServiceCenter. Change the internal filter as soon as possible. To skip this message, press ENTER for 3 seconds.
What does 'Printer not in line! Carry on?' mean on my Waeco Service Equipment and how to fix it?
This message indicates a printer fault. Check if there is paper in the printer, ensure the printer is switched on (the yellow LED should be lit), and verify that the cover is closed properly.
What to do if my Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Warning! Internal vessel full!'?
This message indicates 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.
What does 'A/C system leakage! Carry on?' mean on Waeco Service Equipment and what to do?
This message appears at the end of the vacuum process, indicating that the air conditioning system shows a vacuum loss of more than 120 mbar during the checking time. Check the air conditioning system and the connections between it and the AirConServiceCenter for leaks.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Not enough vacuum! Carry on?'?
This message appears during the vacuum process if the pressure in the air conditioning system after 8 minutes is still more than 50 mbar. Check the air conditioning system or the connections between it and the AirConServiceCenter for leaks.
What does 'External tank empty or closed valve. Check!' mean on my Waeco Service Equipment?
This message appears at the start or during the filling of the internal refrigerant container if 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 does 'Quantity too large. Fill internal vessel!' mean on my Waeco Service Equipment?
This message appears during the process input if there is not enough refrigerant in the internal container to complete the process. Fill the refrigerant container.
What does 'Max. filling time exceeded! Carry on?' mean on my Waeco Service Equipment?
This message appears during the filling process if the set amount of refrigerant cannot be filled. Check that AirConServiceCenter connections are not blocked.
Why does my Waeco Service Equipment show 'Warning! Pressure inside the A/C system!'?
This message appears during the vacuum process, indicating there is pressure in the air conditioning system. No action is required, as the process continues automatically.
What to do if my Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Drained oil glass emptying!'?
This message appears during the extraction or recycling process if 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.
General| Model | ASC1000G |
|---|---|
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Manufacturer | Waeco |
| Refrigerant Tank Capacity | 12 kg |
| Refrigerant Capacity | 12 kg |
| Compressor | Hermetic |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Oil Management | Automatic |
| Display | Digital |
| Type | Air Conditioning Service Station |
| Refrigerant Type | R134a |
| Refrigerant | R134a |
| Operating Modes | Recovery, Recycle, Recharge |
| Weight | 110 kg |
Contact details for obtaining further information or assistance with the AirCon Service Center.
Defines the meaning of various graphical symbols used throughout the manual for user guidance.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation and handling of the AirCon Service Center.
Highlights critical warnings and precautions specific to the operation and environment of the AirCon Service Center unit.
Details the built-in safety mechanisms, such as pressure monitors and relief valves, designed to protect the unit and user.
Lists the standard accessories and components included with the ASC1000G model.
Lists the standard accessories and components included with the ASC2000G model.
Lists the standard accessories and components included with the ASC3000G model.
Outlines the correct usage of the AirCon Service Center and any limitations on its application.
Identifies and explains the components located on the front of the AirCon Service Center unit.
Identifies and explains the components located on the rear of the AirCon Service Center unit.
Instructions for physically setting up the unit and powering it on for the first time.
Describes the information displayed in the standby menu and its various components.
Step-by-step guide to selecting the preferred language for the device interface.
Procedure for inputting company-specific information that will be printed on service logs.
Instructions for setting the current date and time for accurate record-keeping and log entries.
Guide on how to modify pre-set default values for various service tasks to customize operation.
Details on how to correctly insert the oil and UV additive containers into their designated slots.
Procedure for specifying the size of the oil and UV additive containers used for accurate measurement.
Instructions for filling the unit's internal refrigerant container from an external source.
Details the fully automatic air conditioning service process using the 'Short selection' menu.
Enables the creation, entry, and management of personal user codes for system access control.
Steps to create personal user codes for authorized access and operation of the AirCon Service Center.
Procedure for entering an existing user code to enable the AirCon Service Center for operation.
Guide on how to create a custom database of vehicles and their refrigerant filling quantities for quick selection.
Instructions for saving service data, reports, and databases onto a USB flash drive.
How to manually generate monthly or annual reports and transfer them to a USB stick for record-keeping.
Methods for viewing refrigerant filled and extracted data, either monthly or annually, on the unit's display.
Procedure for testing the vehicle's AC system without extracting refrigerant, focusing on system integrity.
Enables step-by-step execution of individual air conditioning servicing processes, allowing customization.
Details the steps for refrigerant recovery, recycling, and pressure increase testing within the AC service.
Explains the process of system evacuation, leak testing, and vacuum checks to prepare for filling.
Instructions for filling the system with fresh oil, UV additive, and refrigerant according to specifications.
Guides on selecting the correct connections (HP/LP, HP, or LP) based on the vehicle's AC system configuration.
Steps to follow after completing an air conditioning service operation, including disconnection and final checks.
Procedure for flushing the vehicle's AC system with fresh refrigerant to remove contaminants and residues.
Steps to calibrate the scales used for accurately measuring oil and UV additive quantities.
Instructions for replacing the dryer filter component of the AirCon Service Center to maintain system performance.
Procedure for resetting service messages and counters after filter replacement or maintenance.
Guide on calibrating the pressure transducer for accurate pressure measurements during AC service.
Detailed steps for safely draining and refilling the vacuum pump oil to ensure optimal performance.
Information on accessing and interpreting various counter readings and service logs stored in the device.
Instructions for adjusting filling quantities when using service hoses of different lengths for accurate measurements.
Procedure for replacing the paper roll in the integrated printer of the AirCon Service Center.
Steps for updating the AirCon Service Center's software and database using a USB stick.
Guidelines for routine cleaning of the unit's exterior and checking service hoses for any damage.
Information on the proper and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous used fluids from the system.
Guidance on how to dispose of the unit's packaging materials, separating recyclable components.
Instructions for decommissioning and environmentally responsible disposal of the AirCon Service Center unit.
