how to easily test the condition and readings of the climate control’s built in self check program…this video was done on a 1997 c230 w202 chassis..other M…
Mercedes climate control display sensor values/diagnosis
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Sorry ,I’m not quite certain what you are asking. ?
hi can you do a video to use or turn on the climate control panel for the AC
If I’m not mistaken it should be similar..the diagnostic procedure is similar with slightly different codes..check the link I added in the video description for a pdf download for diagnostic procedure and codes
Sir,
Does this demo. Apply to a mb c220 1995 ?
re-checking my answer to you ..I don’t think 14.3 is all that high depending on which side of the a/c system the sensor reads at…mine appears to read on the low pressure side and is at 2.7 bar and works perfectly…if your model reads the high side pressure 14.3 may be completely normal…I’ll have to do some digging to get a more acceptable answer
Excellent, I thought it may have been a wiring issue. I bought the car last winter so never tried the air until late summer. I live in England but had spent most of the summer in the US so the car was never used, so by the time I got around to trying the air it was a bit late in the year to really troubleshoot. I’ll have it pressure tested and refilled after Christmas.
Ahh… kk thanks for the info..much appreciated
Youtube doesn’t let you post links in the comments. You have to put a “.” between “benzworld” and “org” and remove the space that’s there.
benzworld(dot)org/forums/w202-c-class/1387534-hold-down-rest-button.html#post2980324
cool…that link isn’t working though..even a cut-and-paste
the fluorescent color around the compressor is the dye in the refrigerant so you may have a leak…if your reading is correct 14.3 bar is a ton more pressure than the cooling system should have in it…I would get the system pressure tested by a garage to be safe
no unfortunately they aren’t compatible…different computers and sensors
Hey mate I’ve got the standard dash ‘ turn knobs instead of LCD display’ . Is it possible to do a conversion?
mine reads 07 – 14.3. WHen I get under the car I can a very fluorescent coloring around the compressor.
Here’s a list people can print out if they can’t find the codes.
benzworld org/forums/w202-c-class/1387534-hold-down-rest-button.html#post2980324
yes it will..the pressure switch is there to only allow the compressor to work if there is a certain amount of pressure in the system…the refrigerant has lubricant in it as well and the compressor would burn out without sufficient lubricant/pressure..so the pressure switch shuts it off
Thank you this is very interesting: earlier in the year my ac compressor stopped working after the EC light came on while running the ac. Now from digging a little I’ve discovered the Eco light will operate if there is not enough refrigerant so do you think that it may also switch the compressor off?