2006 GREAT WALL PEGASUS air conditioning

AC-5Electric Circuit Diagram of Air
Conditioning System
SF
ST
fusethree-state pressure switch
cold-hot
servomotor circular
servomotor mode
servomotor main air-conditioning
control panel
speed
adjusting
module
air blower
b`r
power resistor
water
valve
Mjjj
M
ACCON
+12V 5
R R 5
5 5 5 5
5
5 PP
P P 3
3
3 3 3 3
3
3
3 1
111
1
1
1 N
N N
1
2 2 2 2
2
22 O O OO
4
44 4
4 4 4Q
Q
Q Q
4
6 6
6 6 6
6S S 6
S6
7
7
7 8
88 9
9
9 10
1010
1111
12
13 14 15 16 17 18 1920
20 21 22 23 2423
ignition switch modular air-door motor cold-hot air-door motor air-in motor
three-stage
pressure switch speed adjusting
modul air conditioning
ignition switchsmall light relay
fusefuse electronic fan
water temperature relay
fuse
compressor relayelectromagnetic
fan relay
compressor clutch
24
Electric circuit diagram of air-conditioning system (continued)
battery
18
5
17
16
3
15
19
14
22
1
13

AC-6Air-Conditioning System
(Electric Circuit Diagram)
S
SL SK SJ
fuse
air-conditioning
request relay
connect with ECUfuseECU
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4
5
1
2
45 6
32
36 54
21
1
2 1
32
ignition switch speed adjusting module
air blower A/C SWITCH pressure switch
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 81 2 3
4 5 61 2 3
4 5 6
1
2 1
2 3 1
2
compressor
electromagnetic fan relay compressor relay
pressure switch fuse
fuse
electromagnetic fan
air-conditioning
request relay
A/Cswitch
blower
air-volume switch
speed-adjusting resistance
heat-sensitive resistance blower relay
charging indicating lamp
ignition switch
air-volume switch Electric circuit diagram of air-conditioning system (continued)
battery
ECU

AC-7Air-Conditioning System
(Electric Circuit Diagram)
compressor
compressor relay
fuse
rearignition switch
electromagnetic
cutoff valve
rear speed-adjusting
resistance temperature controller
rear wind-velocity switch
rear air-conditioning relay
air blower
electromagnetic fan relay
electromagnetic fan
air-conditioning request relay A/C switch
R ECU
pressure switch
speed-adjusting resistance
air
blower
blower relay
(electricity-connecting and
charging indicating lampair-conditioning
request relay
connect with ECU 2
1
312
3
3
3 22
1
1
44
44 1
1 2
23
35
5
56
6 6
4fuse1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 22 2 22 22 23
3
3
3
3
3
3
3 4444 4 4
5
5
5
5 6
6
6
6 7
7 88
SY
STACC ON
rearignition
switchtemperature
controllerrear wind-
velocity switchrear speed-
adjusting resistancespeed-adjusting
resistanceair-volume
switchA/C switchignition switch
ignition switch
fuse heat-sensitive resistance
(air-volume
switch)
fuse
Electric circuit diagram of air-conditioning system (continued)
battery
ECU

AC-8Air-Conditioning System
System Component
system component
liquid tankcompressor
condenserHP hoseLP hose
Tightening moment for air-conditioning pipeline

Open-wrench spanner (mm)Tightening moment(N
m)
Threaded
joint of
com-
pressor Threaded
joint
Pressing
plate bolt14
17
Threaded head (mm)
Open-wrench spanner (mm)Tightening moment(N
m) Tightening moment(N
m)
Air-conditioning pipe-lineTightening moment(N
m)
LP hose interface
HP hose interface25
2 35
3
18
1.5
Dr SF SL SK SY SJ
17
19
19
19
22
24
24
27
27
2715
3
15
3
15
3
25~30
30~35
30~35
10
148~12
21~25
24
1425~30
30~35HP hose interfaceevaporator

AC-9Air-conditioning System - General introduction
General introduction
Refrigeration cycle
1. The refrigerant at the lower pressure side is condensed by the
compressor into the HT and HP gaseous refrigerant.
2. These gaseous refrigerant flows into the condenser, where it is
turned into liquid refrigerant.
3. Those liquid refrigerant flows into the liquid tank, where the
liquid refrigerant is stored and filtered so as to satisfy the
requirement of evaporator.
diaschage vent indraft vent
compressor
curent direction
evaporator heat
heat expansionvalve
liquid tank
4. The liquid refrigerant is throttled by the expansion valve to reduce the pressure, so that the liquid refrigerant is turned
into the LT and LP mixture of liquid and gaseous refrigerant.
5. The cold and fog-like refrigerant flows into the evaporator, where it is vaporized with the given heat, which is
absorbed from the hot air flow by the evaporator core. All liquid refrigerants are turned into the gaseous refrigerant
in the evaporator, and only the heated gaseous refrigerant is absorbed into the compressor. Then repeat the above-
mentioned cycling approach.
The refrigerant released from
the evaporator expands and
inflows through the evapora-
tor pipe. During this process,
the refrigerant absorbs the
heat in the air around the ra-
diating rib and pipe and
vaporizes, so that the tem-
perature inside the vehicle
reduces gradually.
The condenser allows the heated gas-
eous refrigerant to release heat to the
cooling air of engine, therefore, the gas-
eous refrigerant is cooled and turned
into liquid state again.
The expansion valve is used
to measure the gaseous re-
frigerant entered into evapo-
rator core, which reduces the
pressure and temperature of
refrigerant gradually.
The liquid tank is used to exhaust
the water in system and to filter
the dust and dunghill. It serves as
the store to store the redundant
refrigerant.
The compressor absorbs the
gaseous refrigerant emitted
from the evaporator and com-
presses it. In doing so, the tem-
perature and pressure of gas-
eous refrigerant increases
rapidly.

AC-10Air-conditioning System - Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
TroubleReparation approachesPage
Lack of cold airNon-pull-in performance of electromagnetic clutch:
(a) Break of ignition switch and fuse;
(b) Trouble of electromagnetic clutch;
(c) Trouble of A/C switch;
(d) Wiring or grounding trouble;
(e) Lack of refrigerant; and
(f) Trouble of pressure switch.
Abnormal operation of compressor:
(a) Looseness or break of driving belt;
(b) Compressor trouble;
Expansion valve trouble;
Systematic leakage;
Liquid tank fusible plug melting or filtering
screen blocking;
Non-work of air blower:
(a) Failure of A/C switch;
(b) Failure of air blower motor, and
(c) Wiring failure.Change the fuse and check to see whether
there is short circuit;
Check the electromagnetic clutch;
Check the A/C switch;
Repair it as requirement;
Check the refrigerant pressure;
Check the pressure switch;
Adjust or change the driving belt;
Check the compressor;
Check the expansion valve;
Conduct lubricating test for the system
Check the liquid tank;
Check the A/C switch;
Check the air blower motor;
Conduct reparation as requirement.
Inconsecutive
cold airElectromagnetic valve slip
Failure of expansion valve;
Wiring or connecting failure;
Over water content in systemCheck the electromagnetic clutch;
Check the expansion valve;
Make reparation as requirement.
Reclaim the water first, then exhaust the
system to vacuum and inflate in the refrigerant.
Cold air occurs in
high-speed conditionBlocking of radiating face of condenser;
Driving belt slip;
Compressor failure;
Insufficient or redundant refrigerant;
Air existing in systemCheck and wash the condenser
Check and change the driving belt;
Check the compressor;
Check the refrigerant quantity;
Vacuumize the system and inflate
the refrigerant;
Insufficient
cold airCondenser blocking;
Driving belt slip;
Electromagnetic clutch failure;
Compressor failure;
Expansion valve failure;
Insufficient or redundant refrigerant;
Air existing in system;
Redundant compressor lubricant;
Liquid tank blockCheck the condenser;
Check and change the driving belt;
Check the electromagnetic clutch;
Check the compressor;
Check the expansion valve;
Check the refrigerant quantity;
Reclaim the air, then vacuumize the sys-
tem and inflate the refrigerant;
Check the compressor lubricant quantity;
Check the liquid tank
Evaporator blocking or frosting
Air leakage in cooling device or air
pipeline;
Air inlet blocking;
Air blower motor failure;Clean the evaporator radiating rib
or filter;
Make reparation as requirement
Make reparation as requirement
Change the air blower motor.
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Under-speed cold air

AC-11Air-Conditioning System
Inspection On Refrigerant Quantity
Inspection on Refrigerant Quantity
1. Run the engine at the speed of 1500 r/m or so (the
atmospheric temperature should be above 35
);
2. Start the air-conditioner in the max cold air status for
several minutes;
3. Check the refrigerant quantity.
Watch the observation window on liquid tank.
Dr SF
SL SK SY SJ
liquid tank
liquid tankobservation window
observation window
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Symptoms
Refrigerant quantityRepairing approaches
Air bubble occurs in the observa-
tion window
No air bubble in observation win-
dow
No temperature difference between
the inlet and outlet of compressor
Obvious temperature difference be-
tween the inlet and outlet of compressor.
Observation window is in clear status
once the air-conditioner is turned off
There is refrigerant foam on observa-
tion window after the air-conditioner
is turned off, then the observation
window becomes clear.Insufficient
No, normal or redundant
No, or almost no
Normal or redundant
Redundant
NormalCheck to see whether there is leakage with the
gas leakage detector
Refers 3 and 4.
Vacuumize the system and inflate the
refrigerant, then check to see whether there is
leakage with the gas leakage detector.
Refer 5 and 6
Exhaust the redundant refrigerant until the speci-
fied quantity is satisfied.

AC-12Air-Conditioning System
Compressor
Installation of manifold gauge
Remark: Connect the manifold gauge to the auxiliary valve of
compressor.
1. Turn off the manual valve of manifold gauge.
2. Mount the packing hose of manifold gauge on the packing
valve.
Mount the LP hose to the LP packing valve and the HP hose to
HP packing valve. Then screw up the nuts for hose joint by
hand.
Remark: Do not coat the compressor lubricant on the connec-
tion positions.
packing hose
efrigeration system
connected to mani-
fold gauge
connect to compressor
turn offturn offCompressor
On vehicle inspection
1. Mount the manifold gauge;
(see manifold gauge mount)
2. Run the engine at the speed of 1500 r/m or so;
3. Check the compressor according to the following items:
(a) The HP gauge readings under the normal system should
satisfy the specified value of (1.4-1.7)MPa , that of LP
gauge should meet the specified value of (0.15-0.2)MPa .
(b) Whether there is abnormal sound;
(c) Whether there is leakage at the shaft oil seal.
If any problem is found, repair or change the compressor.
4. Check the electromagnetic clutch:
(a) Check to see whether there is lubricant trace on the
pressing plate and rotor;
(b) Check to see whether there is noise or lubricant leakage
at the clutch bearing;
(c) Measure the resistance between the stator coils that is set
between the clutch lead and the grounding lead with the
ohmn meter.
Standard resistance:
SL SK SJ
(3.2
.2)
Ω
Dr SF SY
(3.5
.2)Ω
In case the requirement is not satisfied, change the compressor.