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Bentley Volkswagen.Golf.Jetta.R32.Official.Factory.Repair.Manual.1999-2005

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Pressures, checking on vehicles<br />

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- Low pressure settles as a<br />

function of control current for A/C<br />

Compressor Regulator Valve<br />

N280 within compressor output<br />

range in tolerance range.<br />

- Under unfavorable conditions<br />

(very high ambient temperatures,<br />

high humidity), compressor output<br />

may not always be sufficient to<br />

attain the specified value.<br />

- The specified operating current<br />

for the regulating valve must be<br />

greater than 0.3 A in order to<br />

ensure reliable valve actuation.<br />

- In the setting "maximum cooling<br />

output" control current is regulated<br />

to approx. 0.65 A up to 0.85 A<br />

(vehicle specific, displayed in<br />

measured value block)<br />

<strong>Repair</strong> Manual, Heating & Air<br />

Conditioning, <strong>Repair</strong> Group 87 ,<br />

.<br />

- At absolute pressure, 0 bar<br />

corresponds to absolute vacuum.<br />

Normal ambient pressure equals 1<br />

bar absolute pressure. 0 pressure<br />

corresponds to an absolute<br />

pressure of one bar on most<br />

pressure gauges (indicated by -1<br />

bar below 0).<br />

Possible deviation from<br />

specification<br />

- High pressure remains constant<br />

or only increases slightly (above<br />

pressure with engine stopped).<br />

- Low pressure quickly drops to<br />

value in graph or below.<br />

- Required cooling output is not<br />

attained.<br />

- High pressure normal.<br />

Possible cause<br />

- Activation of A/C Compressor<br />

Regulator Valve N280<br />

malfunctioning<br />

- Not enough refrigerant in<br />

refrigerant circuit.<br />

Corrective action<br />

- Check activation of<br />

Compressor Regulator Valve<br />

N280 .<br />

- Localize leak using leak detec<br />

and eliminate.<br />

- Re-charge refrigerant circuit.<br />

http://ebahn.bentleypublishers.com/vw/servlet/Display?action=Next&type=repair&id=...<br />

13/2/<strong>2005</strong>

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