What Is an AC Compressor?
The AC compressor is the part that compresses and pressurizes refrigerant gas.
It receives drive from the engine crank pulley and belt. The compressor raises refrigerant pressure.
During this process refrigerant temperature also rises. Refrigerant gas carries dissolved oil that lubricates the compressor.
AC Compressor Faults
If the AC compressor does not engage, the clutch may be faulty; check the clutch electrical connector and wiring.
Refrigerant may also be depleted or low; if the pressure sensor detects low pressure, the AC control unit may shut the system down.
AC Compressor Fault Repair
With the MS111 unit produced by MSG, you can perform AC compressor repair quickly, reliably, and easily.
This unit is also designed to test a wide variety of vehicle AC compressors.
Key advantages of the equipment:
- Simulation of real in-vehicle operation
- Detection of mechanical (knock, vibration) and visual faults (discharge and suction pressure)
- Real-time monitoring of test results
- Load control on a tested unit
- Electromagnetic valve control from 0% to 100%
- Software update capability
- Easy operation
- Fast test procedure
- Long service life.
- The test bench can check any AC compressor that runs on R134a refrigerant.
- This device meets the needs of modern workshops.
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0850 755 02 30
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