If the victim's breathing is shallow, or the individual has stopped breathing altogether, tilt the head back
and administer artificial resuscitation. Call a doctor.
In case of ingestion
Consult a physician immediately.
SAFETY INFORMATION: CLIMATE CONTROL - AS83.00-Z-9999ZZ
MODEL all
TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS
AIR CONDITIONING SOMETIMES DOES NOT WORK - AF83.30-P-6000B
MODEL 124, 126, 129, 140, 163, 168, 170, 201, 202, 208, 210
Modification notes
Risk of explosion. Explosions may result when performing
welding or soldering work on a closed air conditioning system.
Risk of poisoning. Poisoning may result from inhaling
overheated refrigerant vapors. Risk of injury. Contact with
liquid refrigerant may result in injury to the skin and eyes.
MODEL 240AS83.00-P-
0001-01H
Risk of death caused by contact with current conducting parts
when repairing parts of the external power supplyMODEL 639, 903 ...
AS83.00-
Z-0002-
01A
Risk of explosion caused by welding or soldering work on
closed air conditioning system. Risk of poisoning caused by
inhaling overheated refrigerant vapors. Risk of injury to skin
and eyes caused by contact with liquid refrigerant.
MODEL all
AS83.00-
Z-0001-
01A
Hazard from contact with parts conducting high voltages.
MODEL all with CODE
(H25) Eberspacher D 30
W with CODE (H26)
Webasto DW 300AS83.70-
Z-0001-
01A
Risk of explosion caused by fuel vapors igniting, risk of
poisoning caused by inhaling combustible gases and risk of
injury caused by burns during and after operation of heater unitMODEL all with heater,
additional heating or
stationary heatingAS83.70-
Z-0002-
01A
Risk of explosion from liquefied petroleum gas flowing out
and from fuel vapors. Risk of poisoning from inhaling
combustion gases.
BODY 940, 972 ...
AS83.70-
Z-0004-
01A
Risk of poisoning due to inhalation of heater exhaust gases
MODELS 901, 902, 903,
904, 905 for underfloor
heatersAS83.70-
Z-0005-
01A
1.9.99Supersedes STIP 83.30-007 dated 15.8.97
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Parts ordering notes
INSUFFICIENT AIR CONDITIONING DURING IDLING - AF83.30-P-6007A
MODEL 163.154 #A up to 289564, 163.154 #X, 163.136 /172 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or
Tempmatic for USA
Modification notes
Operation no. of operation texts or standard texts and flat rates
Damage
codeCauseRemedy
83 751
Pressure sensor (B12) occasionally indicates wrong
pressure value to control and operating module
(N19/22) (depending on temperature).
1 Connect pressure gauge and HHT.
Air conditioning/automatic air conditioning
occasionally does not function, refrigerant
compressor does not run.2 Call up air conditioning actual values
with HHT.
3 Compare refrigerant pressure
between pressure gauge (high pressure
side) and HHT.
If pressure difference is greater than
2 bars.?
4 Remove/install/replace pressure
sensor on receiver/drier.
Part no.DesignationQuantity
140 830 00 72Pressure sensorAs required
21.6.04Work steps 1-2 erased
CategoryOp.
no.Operation textTimeAcc.
no.Code
P023731Install modified wiring harness for auxiliary fan (after
checking)015
WU--
Damage
codeCauseRemedy
50 041 73
Fuse f44 blows due to
repeated switch-on of
additional fan
1 Check whether service auxiliary wiring harness (2)
for additional fan has already been installed
The original additional fan connector (M4x1) is
already fastened next to the new additional fan
connector (3) with adhesive tape.
If auxiliary wiring harness (2) is already
installed: ?
2 Ensure that a 40 A fuse is located at position f44
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Fig. 130: Identifying Fuse And Relay Module, Additional Fan Connector And Plug Connector, Blue
NO REFRIGERATION/HEAT FROM AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONER - AF83.40-P-3400A
MODEL 163.### #A as of 289565 up to 458809, 163.### #X as of 754620 up to 777100
Operation no. of operation texts or standard texts and flat rates
If an auxiliary wiring harness (2) has not yet been
installed: ?
3 Install auxiliary wiring harness.SM83.30-P-
0009GH
If an additional wiring harness and a 40 A fuse are
already installed and the auxiliary fan does not
function: ?
4 Perform corresponding diagnosis and repair.
CategoryOp. no.Operation textTimeAcc. no.Code
P831917Replace air conditioning operating unit014 WU--
Damage
codeCauseRemedy
83 491 90The air mixing flap is not actuated by the AAC [KLA]
control and operating unit (N22) because the voltage in
the vehicle electrical system is too low during cold start.
1 Replace AAC [KLA]
control and operating
AR83.40-P-
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Parts ordering notes
HEATER DOES NOT FUNCTION - AF83.40-P-6008A
MODEL 163.154 /174 /175 #A as of 289565 up to 348398 with CODE (494) USA version with CODE (580)
Automatic air conditioning
MODEL 163.113 /154 /174 /175 #A as of 289565 up to 348412, 163.113 /128 #X as of 754620 up to 772006
except CODE (494) USA version with CODE (580) Automatic air conditioning
Modification notes
Operation no. of operation texts or standard texts and flat rates
This fault occurs only on AAC [KLA] control and
operating units (N22) with part number A163 820 25 89,
A163 820 28 89, A163 820 42 89 and A163 820 43 89 unit (N22)6500GH
Part no.DesignationQuantity
163 820 49 89ECE AAC [KLA] control and operating unit1
163 820 50 89USA AAC [KLA] control and operating unit1
12.5.04Information revised in step 11; WE table added; part number revised
CategoryOp. no.Operation text
P023610Perform diagnosis on left air mixing flap actuator motor (M2/6)
Damage
codeCauseRemedy
83 491
90
The automatic air
conditioning control unit
(N22) does not communicate
with the blending air flap
actuator motor (M2/6).
1 Connect STAR DIAGNOSIS and perform short
test.
AD00.00-P-
2000-04A
*WH58.30
-
Z-1048-13A
If fault codes are present: ?
2 Perform diagnosis and repair according to fault
code description.
If NO fault codes are present: ?
Perform following test when engine is cold.
3 Select "Actual values" with STAR DIAGNOSIS
under "Automatic air conditioning".
4 Select "M2/6 (blending air flap actuator motor)".
5 Set temperature control to maximum cooling and
wait 30 seconds Observe the actual value of the
blending air flap actuator motor (M2/6) and switch
over the temperature control switch to maximum
heating.
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Commercially available tools
Parts ordering notes
SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM
HEATER, DIAGNOSIS, CONTENTS - AD83.20-P-1000GHZ
MODEL 163
DIAGNOSIS TOOLS, HEATER - AD83.20-P-2000-01GC
Commercially available tools
If the actual value changes, there are not faults
present in the automatic air conditioning control
unit.
6 Perform further diagnosis and repair
correspondingly.
If actual value remains unchanged: ?
7 Remove/install/replace automatic air
conditioning control unit.AR83.40-P-
6500GH
8 Install components removed in opposite order.
9 Select "Control module adaptation" with STAR
DIAGNOSIS under "Automatic air conditioning".
10 Select "Read coding and change if necessary".
11 Adjust "National version" according to
customer's request
Settings for blower and temperature: ?
"Rest of the world". = Minimum
"USA" = Standard
"----" = Maximum
12 Adjust "LED dimming" according to "SERIES"
13 Adjust further coding according to vehicle
specifications.
NumberDesignation
WH58.30-Z-1048-13ASTAR DIAGNOSIS diagnosis system, Compact Passenger Car6511 1801 00
Part no.DesignationQuantity
163 820 49 89Switch unit/automatic air conditioning control unit, ECE1
163 820 50 89Switch unit/automatic air conditioning control unit, USA1
K 1.8 [] 11Heater, diagnosis, basic knowledge AD83.20-P-2000GH
K 1.8 [] 12Heater, diagnosis, function check AD83.20-P-3000GH
NumberDesignation
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AIR CONDITIONING (TEMPMATIC) DIAGNOSIS CONTENTS - AD83.30-P-1000GHZ
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) Air conditioning or for USA, Tempmatic
AIR CONDITIONING (TEMPMATIC) PRECONDITIONS FOR OPERATIONAL CHECK - AD83.30-P-2000-01GH
up to 30.11.99
Heater push-button
unit
2
Full heat Heater switch on "red" stopAir outlets, heated
air
Wire cable for
actuating air blend
flap
Heater push-button
unit
3
Recirculated
air mode Heater switch in any position Recirculated
air button ( ) is pressed (LED comes
on)Air flow from
center outlet
increases
noticeably
Cables
Recirculated air
button
Actuator motor for
recirculated air flap
element (M39)
Heater push-button
unit
4
Heat output Connect temperature measuring instrument
Heater switch on "red" stop
Air outlet
temperature at
defroster outlet >
55°C
Engine coolant
temperature
Hot water coolant
circulation pump
Furring in cooling
system and heat
exchanger
Test sequenceAD83.20-P-3000-01GH
K 2.6 [] 11Air conditioning (Tempmatic) (Tempmatic A/C) diagnosis, previous
knowledge AD83.30-P-
2000GH
K 2.6 [] 12Air conditioning (Tempmatic) (Tempmatic A/C) diagnosis, function
check AD83.30-P-
3000GH
K 2.6 [] 13Air conditioning (Tempmatic) (Tempmatic A/C) diagnosis, function
check actual values AD83.30-P-
3001GH
K 2.6 []
14AAir conditioning (Tempmatic) (Tempmatic A/C) diagnosis, fault memory AD83.30-P-
4000GH
K 2.6 [] 21Air conditioning (Tempmatic) (Tempmatic A/C), testing electrical
system AD83.30-P-
6000GH
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Fig. 132: Locating In-Car Temperature Sensor With Aspirator Nozzle
1. Check condition of fuses F16, F41, F43, F44.
2. Check aspirator nozzle for in-car temperature sensor as follows: With ignition switched on, place a piece
of paper (arrow) of 1cm surface area on grill in front of in-car temperature sensor with aspirator nozzle
(B10/4). With sufficient ventil ation (aspirator nozzle to blow er), paper remains on grill.
3. Allow engine to idle at operating temperature (engine coolant temperature approx. 80°C) during the
complete duration of the test.
4. Outside temperature > 15°C.
5. Open center and side air outlets manually.
6. Recirculated air switch not pressed.
7. Set blower switch to stage 4.
AIR CONDITIONING (TEMPMATIC ) PRECONDITIONS FOR OPERATIONAL CHECK - AD83.30-P-2000-01GK
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Fig. 133: Locating In-Car Temperature Sensor With Aspirator Blower
1. Check status of fuses F16, F41, F43, F44.
2. Check aspirator blower for in-car temperature sensor: With ignition switched on, place a piece of paper
(arrow) of 1cm surface area on grill in front of in-car temperature sensor (B10/4) with aspirator blower.
With sufficient ventilation (a spirator blower to blower), paper remains on grill.
3. Allow engine to idle for entire duration of test at operating temperature (approx. 80°C coolant
temperature).
4. Outside temperature > 15°C
5. Open center and side nozzles manually.
6. Recirculating air sw itch not pressed.
7. Blower switch on step 1.
Observe run-on time.
AIR CONDITIONING (T EMPMATIC) VERSION CO DING - AD83.30-P-2000-02GH
Variant coding is carried out by the HHT and is menu -assisted. Communication is possible as soon as the
ignition key is inserted in the ignition lock (the igniti on lock position is not important). Variant coding (position
1) is reached from the main menu via control module adaptations (position 5). The following two options are
available in variant coding:
1. Read out coding and transfer to new control module.
2. Readout/change coding.
Position 2 must be selected in order to read out th e air conditioning coding. The air conditioning variant coding
is found under position 07 in the following listing.
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