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If the Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Error 02', it indicates that the air conditioning system is leaking and there is still refrigerant in the air conditioning system. To resolve this, fix the leak.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays “Error 30”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Error 30', it indicates a pressure drop during the leak test. You should check the unit for leaks.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays “Error 25”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Error 25', it means there is not sufficient pressure for refrigerant pressure test. Check unit for leaks, check the refrigerant quantity and ensure the ambient temperature is more than 10°C.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays “Error 24”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Error 24', it indicates a pressure increase during the vacuum test. You should check the unit for leaks.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays “Not enough oil. Add!”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment displays 'Not enough oil. Add!', it means that during the filling process, there is not enough fresh oil in the container to finish the process. Top up the fresh oil container with a suitable oil type.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment displays “Warning! Internal vessel full!”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment 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 in the proper manner.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment shows 'External tank empty or closed valve. Check!'?
If the Waeco Service Equipment displays '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 does it mean if my Waeco Service Equipment displays “Warning! Internal vessel over- pressure!”?
The message 'Warning! Internal vessel over- pressure!' on your Waeco Service Equipment display is a normal message that appears during the recycling process. To continue, press ENTER for three seconds. If this message appears repeatedly, notify customer services.
What to do if Waeco Service Equipment shows “A/C system leakage! Carry on?”?
If the Waeco Service Equipment 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.
General| Brand | Waeco |
|---|---|
| Model | ASC5500G RPA |
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Language | English |
Contact information for additional support regarding the AirCon Service Centre.
Details the various symbols used throughout the manual for clarity and safety.
Provides essential guidelines for the safe operation and handling of the AirCon Service Centre.
Outlines procedures and precautions for safe operation of the air conditioning service unit.
Details critical safety measures for handling refrigerants, including personal protection and environmental considerations.
Specifies operational protocols and training requirements for personnel using the service unit.
Highlights important warnings and symbols displayed on the AirCon Service Centre unit itself.
Describes the built-in safety mechanisms designed to protect the unit and users during operation.
Lists available accessories for the AirCon Service Center that are not included in the scope of delivery.
Defines the intended purpose and commercial use of the ASC5500G RPA AirCon Service Center.
Provides a detailed view and identification of the components on the front panel of the unit.
Illustrates and labels the components located on the rear and side panels of the unit.
Details the daily procedure for performing an internal leak test on the unit.
Guides the user through the physical setup and initial power-on sequence of the AirCon Service Center.
Explains the information displayed on the standby menu, including quantities and settings.
Provides steps to change the operating language of the AirCon Service Center.
Details the procedure for selecting and changing the font displayed on the unit.
Instructs on how to adjust the volume of the audible alerts emitted by the unit.
Explains how to input company-specific information that will be printed on service reports.
Guides on setting the correct date and time for accurate logging and reporting.
Allows modification of preset operational parameters for various service tasks.
Details the process of correctly placing the oil and UV additive containers within the unit.
Explains how to input the size of the oil and UV additive containers for accurate measurement.
Describes the process of analyzing refrigerant purity before draining or filling.
Information displayed when the refrigerant analysis is successful.
Details the steps to take when the refrigerant analysis fails, including retry options and troubleshooting.
Outlines the procedure to test the functionality of the refrigerant analysis unit using fresh refrigerant.
Guides the user on how to fill the unit's internal refrigerant reservoir.
Initiates a fully automatic service sequence, requiring only the vehicle's filling quantity.
Enables protection of the unit against unauthorized access via personal user codes.
Details the process of setting up and managing user accounts and administrator codes.
Explains how to enter the user code to enable the station after it has been switched on.
Allows users to store up to 100 customer-specific vehicle details and filling quantities.
Describes how to save service data and reports onto a USB stick.
Instructions for transferring annual data to a USB stick when the year changes.
Allows manual transfer of monthly or annual service reports to a USB stick.
Explains how to view and print data on refrigerant filled and extracted, either annually or monthly.
Enables step-by-step performance of individual air conditioning servicing procedures.
Details the process of recycling refrigerant, including setting waiting times for pressure increase.
Guides through evacuating the system and performing a leak test, including setting vacuum times.
Covers the steps for filling the system with oil, UV additive, and refrigerant.
Instructs on selecting the correct connection types (HP/LP) based on the vehicle's AC system.
Describes post-service procedures, including disconnecting hoses and securing connections.
Details the procedure for flushing the AC system, suitable for replacing oil or removing residues.
Explains how to perform an additional leak test using an electric leak detector.
Details the regular calibration process for the unit's scales to ensure accurate oil and additive measurement.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the dryer filter, including safety precautions.
Explains how to reset service messages and counters after filter maintenance.
Details the procedure for entering a special code to reset the filter counter.
Instructs to perform a leak test after changing the filter.
Guides on calibrating the pressure transducer for accurate pressure measurements.
Provides instructions for safely changing the oil in the vacuum pump, including safety warnings.
Explains how to access and interpret various meter readings saved by the unit.
Details how to adjust filling quantities based on the length of service hoses used.
Guides on updating the unit's software and database using a USB stick.
Provides instructions on how to replace the printer paper roll in the unit.
Details the procedure for replacing the drained oil receptacle, including maintenance intervals.
Outlines general cleaning procedures and checks for hoses and couplings.
Provides guidance on the proper and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous used fluids.
Instructs on how to dispose of cardboard and plastic packaging materials.
Details the process for environmentally responsible disposal of the old AirCon Service Center unit.
