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Canned Job Kits Labor Text–Air Conditioning and Heating (Sample Premium Content)
1) Air conditioning compressor
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the compressor,
inspect connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks.2) Air conditioning condenser
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the condenser,
inspect connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks.3) Air conditioning drier (or accumulator)
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the drier, inspect
related connections and components, reassemble, check for leaks.4) Air conditioning evacuate and charge
Recover refrigerant, evacuate the system, charge to fill, check for leaks.5) Air conditioning expansion valve
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the expansion valve,
inspect connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks.6) Air conditioning initial testing
Inspect outlet temperature, pressures, contamination, service valves,
controls, blower, engine cooling system, belt and tensioner, compressor,
condenser, evaporator, lines, hoses, sensors, and switches. Perform the
following if required: Leak test, dye test, and charge up to one pound. Note:
If slow leakage exists, it may take days, weeks, or sometimes longer for the
dye to appear at the point of leakage.7) Air conditioning initial testing R1234YF
Inspect outlet temperature, pressures, contamination, service valves,
controls, blower, engine cooling system, belt, tensioner, compressor,
condenser, evaporator, lines and hoses, sensors, and switches. Perform
electronic leak test if needed.8) Air conditioning line or hose assembly
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the line or hose,
inspect connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks.9) Air conditioning maintenance check
Measure and record air conditioning outlet temperatures and system
pressures.10) Air conditioning system flush
Remove parts for access as needed. Disconnect required air conditioning
system components. Clean system of debris using air conditioning flush
solvent. Reassemble. Check for leaks.11) Blower fan motor
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the blower motor,
inspect the wiring, connectors, and related components, reassemble.12) Blower fan resistor
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the blower resistor,
inspect the wiring, connectors, and related components, reassemble.13) Blower fan speed control module
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the blower module,
inspect the wiring, connectors, and related components, reassemble.14) Blower fan switch
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the blower switch,
inspect the wiring, connectors, and related components, reassemble.15) Blower fan testing
Test and inspect where applicable: Blower motor, blower resistor, blower
switch, blower control module, wiring, and electrical connectors.16) Cabin filter
Remove parts for access as needed, remove, and install the cabin filter,
inspect filter housing, clean out debris.17) Check for A/C leak locator dye
Inspect visible areas of the air conditioning system for evidence of leak
locator dye.18) Heater control valve
Remove parts for access as needed, replace the heater control valve, inspect
connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks. NOTE:
You may initially notice some odor or a small amount of steam (may look
like smoke) or a few drops under your vehicle. We cleaned these areas;
however, a small amount of fluid and debris will sometimes remain. Any
steam or dripping should dissipate quickly.19) Heater core
Remove parts for access as needed, replace the heater core, inspect
connections and related components, reassemble, check for leaks. NOTE:
You may initially notice some odor or a small amount of steam (may look
like smoke) or a few drops under your vehicle. We cleaned these areas;
however, a small amount of fluid and debris will sometimes remain. Any
steam or dripping should dissipate quickly.20) Heater core flush
Remove parts for access as needed, disconnect heater hoses at the heater
core, flush and reverse flush core, reassemble, check for leaks. NOTE: You
may initially notice some odor or a small amount of steam (may look like
smoke) or a few drops under your vehicle. We cleaned these areas;
however, a small amount of fluid and debris will sometimes remain. Any
steam or dripping should dissipate quickly.21) Heater function initial testing
Test and inspect outlet temperature, coolant level, coolant condition, heater
valve, heater hoses and pipes, blower fan, controls, sensors, and switches.22) Heater pipe
Remove parts for access as needed, replace the pipe, inspect connections
and related components, reassemble, check for leaks. NOTE: You may
initially notice some odor or a small amount of steam (may look like smoke)
or a few drops under your vehicle. We cleaned these areas; however, a small
amount of fluid and debris will sometimes remain. Any steam or dripping
should dissipate quickly.23) Heater hose
Remove parts for access as needed, replace the hose, inspect connections
and related components, reassemble, check for leaks. NOTE: You may
initially notice some odor or a small amount of steam (may look like smoke)
or a few drops under your vehicle. We cleaned these areas; however, a small
amount of fluid and debris will sometimes remain. Any steam or dripping
should dissipate quickly.Copyright © 2003 – 2023 Automotive Management Network
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