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Evaporator Core: Service and Repair






Evaporator

Removing

- Remove the heating and A/C unit. Refer to => [ Heater and A/C Unit, through 30 October 2008 ] Heater and A/C Unit, through 30 October 2008.

- Disassemble the heater and A/C unit. Refer to => [ Heater and A/C Unit, Climatronic ] Heater and A/C Unit, Climatronic, or => [ Heater and A/C, Climatic ] Heater and A/C, Climatic.

- Disassemble the evaporator housing. Refer to => [ Evaporator Housing ] Evaporator Housing.






- Remove the evaporator - A - from the evaporator housing lower section.

Before inserting the evaporator, check condensation water drain and clean drain if necessary.

Before inserting evaporator, clean evaporator housing and the evaporator if necessary.

- When inserting evaporator - A - into lower section of evaporator housing and when assembling both housing halves, make sure the seal - F - is not damaged.

- Check seal - F - (it must be glued all the way around) before inserting evaporator.






- Mount the bracket - C - and seal/insulation - B - on the evaporator connecting pipes - D - and - E -.

- Insert evaporator - A - into lower section of evaporator housing as shown in the illustration.

After assembling both housing halves, check seal / insulation -B- for correct seating at pass-through for both refrigerant lines -D- and -E-.

Check seating of bracket - C - on both refrigerant lines - D - and - E - for correct seating.

If heat protection insulation - B - is missing or not installed correctly, it can cause reduced performance of the A/C system (change of adjusted control characteristics of expansion valve due to radiant heat).

Installing

- Install in reverse order of removal.