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HEATER & 
AIR CONDITIONER 
I v __I_-- 
SECTION  HA^ I 
CONTENTS 
GENERAL DESCR I PTlON . ... .. . HA- 2 
AIR  FLOW  AND COMPONENT  LAYOUT 
. .. . .. HA- 3 
DOOR CONTROL .. 1.. .. HA- 6 
LOCATION  OF VACUUM  COMPONENTS ... HA- 5 
HEATER  ELECTRICAL  CIRCUIT. . . . . .. HA- 7 
DESCRIPTION-Air Conditioner  (Manual) . ... .. 
A/C PERFORMANCE  TEST .. 
DISCHARGING, EVACUATING,  CHARGING  AND CHECKING 
PRECAUTIONS  FOR  REFRIGERANT CONNECTION . 
PIPING, COMPRESSOR  MOUNTING AND F.1 C D. 
COMPRESSOR  OIL-ForMJS170 
. . .. .. 
COMPRESSOR-Model MJS170 .. .. 
A/C ELECTRICAL  CIRCUIT (Manual) . .. .. 
A/C ELECTRICAL  COMPONENTS  (Manual) .. 
LOCATION OF A/C  ELECTRICAL  COMPONENTS .... 
SERVICE DATA  AND  SPECIFICATIONS (S D S ) . . 
SPECIAL  SERVICE  TOOLS .. .. 
HA- 9 
HA-12 
HA-18 
HA-20 
. HA-21 
HA-23 
HA-25 
. HA-30 
.. HA-32 
. HA-34 
.. HA-35 
. HA-38  
     
        
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DISCHARGING, EVACUATING, CHARGING AND CHECKING 
Precautions 
WARNING: 
Always  be careful that refrigerant  does not 
come  in contact  with your  skin. 
Always  wear 
eye protection  when working 
around  the 
system 
Keep refrigerant  containers stored  below 50°C 
(122" F) and never  drop it from a high place 
Work 
in well-ventilated  area  because refrigerant 
gas evaporates quickly and breathing  may be- 
come difficult  due to the  lack  of oxygen 
Keep  refrigerant  away from open  flames 
be- 
cause  poisonous gas will be produced if it is 
burns. 
Do not use steam to clean  surface  of condenser 
or  evaporator 
Be sure  to use cold  water  or 
compressed  air. 
Compressed 
air must  never  be used to clean a 
dirty  line Clean  with refrigerant  gas 
Do not use manifold  gauge whose  press  point 
shape 
is different  Otherwise,  insufficient 
evacuating may  occur 
fJalve press point 
NG SHA919A 
Do not over-tighten  service valve cap. 
Do not allow  refrigerant  to rush  out. Other- 
wise,  compressor  oil  will 
be discharged  along 
with  refrigerant 
Discharging 
Slowly open  the valves to discharge  only refriger- 
ant  If they 
are opened  quickly,  compressor  oil will 
also  be  discharged 
To low-pressure IerYlCe valve 
To high-pressure service valve 
* 
SHA240B 
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HA-I 2  
     
        
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DISCHARGING, EVACUATING, CHARGING AND CHECKING 
ELECTRIC  L EAK-DETECTOR 
The  leak  detector IS a delicate  device that detects 
small  amounts  of halogen 
In  order  to 
use the device  properly,  read the 
manuals 
put out  by each  maker  and perform  the 
specified  maintenance and inspections 
Nominal senmivity 15.25 g (0 53.0 88 ozllvear 
.. SHA733A 
GENERAL  PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING 
LEAK  DETECTOR 
1 Each fitting  must be checked  around its entire 
periphery 
SHA734A 
2 Move  probe  close to and 3 mm (0 12 in) away 
from  the point  to be checked 
SHA735A 
3 The  moving  speed of the probe  must be main- 
tained 
at less than 3 cm (1 2 in)/sec 
SHA736A 3 cm (1 2 ml 
MEASUREMENT  STANDARD 
If any  reaction is noted  using a detector  having a 
nominal sensitivity  of 15 to 25 g (0.53 to 0.88 od/ 
year, that portion  checked be found as leaking,  and 
therefore  must be repaired. 
Oil deposited  during assembling musr be wiped 
off before  inspection 
If any  trace  of oil is noted at and  around  con- 
nection  fittings, 
it is a sure indication  that re- 
frigerant 
is leaking 
When  the 
gas leaking  point is found, disconnect 
that  line and  replace 
the O-ring.  Check seal seat 
for fit for further use and then  tighten  connec- 
tions 
to the  specified torque. 
Do not  overtighten. 
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PRECAUTIONS FOR REFRIGERANT CONNECTION 
WARNING. 
Gradually loosen discharge side hose fitting,  and re- 
move 
it after  remaining  pressure has been  released 
When  replacing  or cleaning  refrigerant  cycle  com- 
ponents,  observe the following 
Do not  leave  compressor on its side or upside 
down  for more  than 10 minutes, as compressor 
oil  will  enter  low pressure  chamber 
When  connecting  tubes, be sure  to 
use a torque 
wrench 
 torque wrench 
SHA896A 
After  disconnecting  tubes, plug all openings  im- 
mediately  to prevent  entrance  of dirt  and mois- 
tu 
re 
Plug 
SHA058 
Do not  reuse  used O-ring 
When  connecting  tube, apply compressor  oil to 
portions  shown in illustration 
Be careful  not 
to  apply  oil to threaded  portion 
O-ring  must be closely attached  to inflated  por- 
tion  of tube 
NG 
lnflaied pomon 
OK - SHA897A 
After  inserting  tube into union  until O-ring is 
no more  visible,  tighten  nut to specified  tor- 
que 
u"'06a e GO K GN G 7 
b 
SHA898A 
After  connecting  line,  conduct leak test and 
make  sure that there 
IS no leak  from  connec- 
tions  When the 
gas leaking  point IS found, dis- 
connect  that line and replace  the O-ring  Check 
fit for further use and  then  tighten  connections 
to seal seat for the  specified  torque 
HA-20  
     
        
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COMPRESSOR OIL--For MJS170 
Checking and Adjusting 
The oil used  to lubricate  the compressor is circulat- 
ing  with  the refrigerant 
Whenever  replacing any  component of the  system 
of 
a large amount  of gas leakage occurs, add  oil to 
maintain  the original  amount 
of oil 
Total amount  of oil in the system: 
150 mP (5.1 US fl 02, 5.3 Imp fl 02) 
KV994A9690 
KV992C50822 / 
i;(V994A9690 SHAO17A 
1 
2 
3 
Connect  oil separator KV994A9690 between 
compressor  discharge 
side and condenser 
Evacuate  and charge  the system 
Operate  compressor 
at engine idling with air 
conditioner 
set for  maximum  cooling and high 
fan  speed 
4 Stop  compressor  operation after 10 minutes 
Never  allow engine  speed to exceed  idling speed 
CAUTION. 
Do not  continue  compressor  operation for more 
than 10 minutes 
5 Disconnect oil separator  and  connect  refriger- 
ant  line 
to original  positions 
6 Disconnect low flexible  hose from  compressor 
suction 
valve 
7 Add  new oil from  compressor  suction port 
Amount  of oil  to be  added: 
120 mP  (4.1 US fl oz,4.2 Imp fl 02) 
Low pressure ride 
SHA702 
0 Oil  remains unremoved  in the  system  about 30 
mP (1.0 US fl 02, 1 1 Imp fl 02). 
8 After adding  oil, rotate  compressor  clutch by 
hand 5 to 10 turns 
9 Connect refrigerant  line  and evacuate  and 
charge system 
10  Conduct  leak 
test and performance test 
11  Gradually  loosen drain cap of  oil  separator  to 
release residual  pressure  Remove cap and  drain 
Oil 
12 To prevent  formation  of rust  and  intrusion  of 
moisture  or dust,  perform  the following  before 
placing  oil separator  kit into  storage 
1) Cap  each  opening  of flexible  hose and double 
union  securely 
2) Cap oil separator,  evacuate it from service 
valve, and charge  refrigerant 
HA-23  
     
        
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COMPRESSOR OIL-For MJS170 
Condition Amount of oil to be added mP IUS fl 02. Imp fl 02) 
Replacement of compressor 
Replacement of evaporator 
Replacement 
of receiver  drver (liquid  tank) 
There is no sign of oil leakage 
from  condenser 
1 Remove  all oil from new and  old compressors * 
2 Charge  new compressor  with the same  amount  of 
oil as was in the old compressor 
80 (2 7,2 8) 
Oil need not be  added 
Oil need  not be added 
Replacement Of ‘Ondenser There  are evidences of a large 
amount  of 
oil leakage from 
condenser 60 (2 0.2 1) 
There is no sign of oil leakage 
There  are evidences  of a large 
amount  of 
oil leakage 70 (2 4, 2 5) hose or pipe 
Oil need  not be added 
There is no  sign of oil leakage 
There  are evidences 
of a large 
amount 
of oil leakage 
Gas leakage 
* Remove  compressor oil as follows 
1. With  the  compressor  upside down, completely 
drain  the 
oil through  the suction  port (from 
the  embossed  letter 
“s” mark side) 
Oil need not be added 
70 I2 4, 2 5) 
2 When  the oil stops flowing out, rotate  the 
clutch  hub 
two or three  times  to  completely 
drain  the 
oil 
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COMPRESSOR-Model MJS170 
Shaft Seal Replacement 
Before  disassembling,  be  sure to measure  the 
amount  of 
oil 
After assembling, charge  with the same  amount 
of  new  oil 
When  removing seal seat 
Apply  pressure  with refrigerant 
KV994C15527 
SHA033A 
SHA274A 
0 With Tool KV994C1 143, depress  carbon seal 
and hook  the case  of shaft seal 
yKV994C1143 
0 When  installing  shaft seal 
1) Cap Tool KV994C5784  to the  top  end of corn- 
pressor  shaft 
2) Using Tool KV994C1  143, insert  shaft seal with 
shaft 
seal case  and shaft  cutout  aligned 
Apply  force to turn  the 
seal somewhat  to the 
left and  right  insure  that shaft  seal seats prop- 
erly  in the  shaft  cutout 
AC037 
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SERVICE DATA AND SPECIFICATIONS (S. D. S.) 
General  Specifications 
COMPRESSOR 
Model  MJS170 
Type  Swash plate 
Displacement 
cm' lcu mllrev 170  110371 
Cvllnder bore x stroke mm linl 40 0 x 22 6 I1 57 x 0 891 
Clockwse 
(viewed 
from drive  end1 Direcrion of rotafion 
Type of driving belt HA type  [Cogged  belt1 
LUBRICATING  OIL 
Model  MJSl70 
Type SUNISO 5GS 
Capacitv 
mP IUS fl OT, Imp fl OLI 
Amount Of 011 in the system 
Residual 011 level in the 
operation  and draining 
0811 
150 15 1.5  31 
ryrrem (After 011 return  120141.421 
REFRIGERANT 
Type  R-12 
Capacity kg IIbI  09-1 1120-241 
ENGINE  IDLING SPEED 
Non- 
model 
Turbocharged 
model Traosmt6iton turbocharged 
When  AJC IS OFF MIT  rpm  650 750  650 - 750 
650 - 750 600.700 
'pm at "D', range  at "D" range 
When AIC 81 ON MIT  rpm  750-850  750 - 850 
750.850 750.850 
'IT at "D" range at "D" range 
--Inspection  and Adjustment - 
COMPRESSOR 
Model  MJS170 
0 5 -0 8 I0020 -00311 Clutch  hub to pulley clearance mm lml  ~~ 
BELT 
TENSION 
Belt deflection I [Apploed  Pressure 1s 98 N I10 kg, 22 Ibll 
0 4331 0 3541 
SHA252B 
HA-35