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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / July 2007

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Odd air conditioning behaviour

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Josh - 29 Jul 2007 12:51 GMT
The A/C on my '95 E320 has started to act up a bit.  The compressor shuts
down if it is parked for a while in a hot location or if it has to sit for a
while at a stop light when it is hot outside.  If I then drive for a few
miles, turn the car off, and then turn the car back on, the A/C will work
perfectly.  Note that the air conditioning will not work unless I completely
turn the car off and then back on - turning off/on the AC has no affect.  I
have had the freon evacuated/recharged and the spyglass for the freon looks
clear (no bubbles).

Josh
Tiger - 29 Jul 2007 15:19 GMT
Our car has a diagnostic capability so dealer can download what is wrong
with it and fix it accordingly. I still suspect the refrigerant issue...
when compressor running, it should be around 25 to 30 PSI... the aux fan
should be coming on and off too.
Josh - 29 Jul 2007 19:42 GMT
How would pressure explain why it works fine if I turn off/on the car, but
just turning off/on the AC has no affect?  FWIW, I did have the pressure
checked a month or so ago when it was evacuated and recharged.

> Our car has a diagnostic capability so dealer can download what is wrong
> with it and fix it accordingly. I still suspect the refrigerant issue...
> when compressor running, it should be around 25 to 30 PSI... the aux fan
> should be coming on and off too.
Tiger - 30 Jul 2007 04:51 GMT
Because if the safety switch reset.
 
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