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Mechanical Components.pdf - Ken Gilbert

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4-7 [K200] DIAGNOSTICS<br />

2. Performance Test Diagnosis<br />

Condition Probable cause Corrective action<br />

FAULTY CONDENSER No cooling action.<br />

Engine may overheat.<br />

Suction line is very<br />

hot.<br />

G4M0680<br />

HIGH-PRESSURE LINE BLOCKED Insufficient cooling.<br />

Frosted high-pressure<br />

liquid line.<br />

Condenser is often<br />

found not functioning<br />

well.<br />

Drier clogged, or<br />

restriction in highpressure<br />

line.<br />

G4M0681<br />

FAULTY COMPRESSOR Insufficient cooling. Internal problem in<br />

compressor, or damaged<br />

gasket and<br />

valve.<br />

G4M0682<br />

34<br />

Check condenser<br />

cooling fan.<br />

Check condenser for<br />

dirt accumulation.<br />

Check engine cooling<br />

system for overheat.<br />

Check for refrigerant<br />

overcharge.<br />

If pressure remains<br />

high in spite of all<br />

above actions taken,<br />

remove and inspect<br />

the condenser for possible<br />

oil clogging.<br />

1. Discharge system.<br />

2. Remove receiver<br />

drier or strainer and<br />

replace it.<br />

3. Evacuate and<br />

charge system.<br />

1. Discharge system.<br />

2. Remove and check<br />

compressor.<br />

3. Repair or replace<br />

compressor.<br />

4. Check oil level.<br />

5. Replace receiver<br />

drier.<br />

6. Evacuate and<br />

charge system.

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