Technical Highlights
Refrigerant type: R134a (Tetrafluoroethane)
Manual edition: 07.2013
OEM Škoda workshop documentation
Covers multiple Škoda platforms including Citigo, Fabia, Octavia, Rapid, Roomster, Superb, and Yeti
Detailed safety instructions for handling refrigerant systems
Physical and thermodynamic properties of R134a
Vapor pressure tables and temperature–pressure reference data
Professional diagnostic, service, and repair procedures
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Full Contents
Technical Data
General notes on air conditioning systems
Important instructions
Further documentation and information sources
Principles of air conditioning technology
Comfort advantages of air conditioning systems
Operation of the air conditioning system
Refrigerant R134a overview
Vapor pressure table for R134a
Properties of refrigerant R134a
Evidence of leaks
Refrigerant oil
General occupational safety
Use of pressure tanks
Safety precautions when extracting and filling refrigerant
Safety measures when working on vehicles with A/C systems
General Instructions for Refrigerant Circuit
Components of the refrigerant circuit
Extractor, filler, and measurement valves
Pressures and temperatures in the refrigerant circuit
Pressure switches and senders
Electrical components not installed directly in the circuit
Inspection and measurement using pressure gauges
Air conditioning service and recycling equipment
Repair and maintenance instructions
Legal Texts and Regulations
Verification procedures for refrigerant
Refrigerant Circuit
Important repair instructions for A/C systems
Working with the A/C Service Station
Safety instructions for service station operation
Connecting service station to refrigerant circuit
Emptying the refrigerant circuit
Evacuating the refrigerant circuit
Filling the refrigerant circuit
Operating the A/C system after filling
Filling refrigerant into service station reservoirs
Draining the A/C service station
Leak Detection
Leak detection using compressed air or nitrogen
Leak detection using electronic detectors
Leak detection using VAG-approved detection tools
Removing Contaminants from the Refrigerant Circuit
Cleaning with compressed air and nitrogen
Flushing with refrigerant R134a
Complaints and Fault Diagnosis
Cooling capacity temperature test
Possible complaints
Odours from heating and air conditioning unit
Pressure Testing
Test requirements before pressure testing
Checking pressures
Test continuation depending on circuit configuration
Pressure testing with throttle and catch pan
Pressure testing with expansion valve and fluid reservoir
Pressure testing with regulating valve
Replacing Refrigerant Circuit Components
Replacement when refrigerant circuit is empty
Replacement when refrigerant is present
Replacing A/C compressor
Replacing catch pan and throttle or fluid reservoir
Service Installations and Tools
Tools and materials from importer
Commercially available tools and materials
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