GM 23469929
Condenser

Starting the condenser replacement process requires the A/C system to be free of refrigerant before proceeding. The HVAC condenser repair procedure begins with grille removal before moving to discharge hose retaining nut removal and discharge hose extraction from the condenser. You need to remove the evaporator hose retaining nut followed by the evaporator hose from the condenser. Use a screwdriver to disconnect the outside air temperature sensor connector then remove the bracket bolt and outside air temperature bracket. Remove all sealing washers from hoses and condenser retaining bolts as you dismount the condenser while applying fittings caps to the condenser. When replacing the condenser add its designated PAG oil amount to the component itself. After pulling the plugs from the condenser fittings users must install new sealing washers before installing the condenser. The condenser retaining bolts should be tightened until they reach 9 N.m (80 lb in). The outside air temperature bracket should be reconnected using its bolt while the outside air temperature sensor electrical connector must be connected. Secure the evaporator hose to the condenser by using the retaining nut and achieve a torque of 16 N.m (12 lb ft). After installing the condenser discharge hose you must tighten its discharge hose nut to 16 N.m (12 lb ft). After completing these steps reinstall the grille and evacuate and recharge the A/C system before checking for leaks using the Halogen Leak Detector (J 39400-A).

A proper HVAC replacement process begins with collecting the refrigerant from the A/C system before condenser installation. Start by taking off the grille while moving forward with the discharge hose retaining nut removal and discharge hose extraction from the condenser. Next step is to extract both the evaporator hose retaining nut and evaporator hose from the condenser. The installation starts by disconnecting the outside air temperature sensor's electrical connector and removing its bracket bolt before removing the bracket. Next remove the sealing washers from the hoses then the retaining bolts from the condenser before pulling out the condenser unit and covering its fittings. During condenser replacement add PAG oil in the specified amount to the unit before you remove each condenser fitting plug to insert new sealing washers. Secure the condenser in position then fasten its retaining bolts at 9 N.m torque (80 lb in). Thorough installation of the outside air temperature bracket requires bolt application followed by the outside air temperature sensor electrical connector reconnection and evaporator hose connecting to the condenser while using a retaining nut that reaches 16 N.m (12 lb ft) torque. The discharge hose receives installation at the condenser by using the discharge hose nut while tightening it to 16 N.m (12 lb ft). The A/C system must be evacuated then recharged before using the Halogen Leak Detector (J 39400-A) to conduct a fitting leak test.

Begin by recovering all refrigerant from the A/C system to replace the condenser in the HVAC system. Start by removing the grille before removing the discharge hose retaining nut and discharging hose from the condenser unit. The next step involves removing both the evaporator hose retaining nut along with the evaporator hose from the condenser structure. Remove the outside air temperature bracket bolt and disconnect the electrical connector from the outside air temperature sensor before bracket removal. Before removing the condenser you must first remove both the hoses' sealing washers and the condenser retaining bolts. Cap off the condenser fittings. As part of replacing the condenser apply PAG oil according to specifications directly to the device followed by removing the condenser plugs and installing fresh sealing washers. Use the condenser retaining bolts to mount the condenser afterwards tightening them to 9 N.m (80 lb in). First reinstall the outside air temperature bracket with its bolt before connecting the outside air temperature sensor electrical connector. Secure the evaporator hose to the condenser with the evaporator hose retaining nut while applying torque to 16 N.m (12 lb ft). You should install the discharge hose at the condenser while using the discharge hose nut which must be tightened to 16 N.m (12 lb ft). The procedure ends with grille installation followed by A/C system evacuation and recharging and a leak test on the fittings through use of the Halogen Leak Detector J 39400-A.

An HVAC system condenser replacement begins with recovering the refrigerant from the A/C system. Start by taking off the grille then move on to remove both the discharge hose retaining nut and discharge hose from the condenser. Extract the condenser and its evaporator hose through removal of the evaporator hose retaining nut. First disconnect the electrical connector from the outside air temperature sensor and remove the outside air temperature bracket bolt to detach the bracket. Next, apply the hoses and condenser bolts to remove the condenser while ending each connection point with a fitting cap. When installing a new condenser, start by adding PAG oil as stated then take off the condenser fitting plugs and adjust new sealing washers. Use condenser retaining bolts to install the condenser and apply torque to 9 N.m (80 lb in). Begin by reinstalling the outside air temperature bracket with its bolt before you connect the outside air temperature sensor electrical connector. Fasten the evaporator hose to the condenser by affixing the evaporator hose retaining nut which requires both 16 N.m (12 lb ft) torque setting. Install both hoses starting with the discharge hose toward the condenser while using the discharge hose nut which must be tightened to 16 N.m (12 lb ft). Reinstall the grille, evacuate and recharge the A/C system before conducting a Halogen Leak Detector (J 39400-A) test on all fitted components.

A replacement of the air conditioning condenser should begin by recovering the refrigerant from the A/C system. Before commencing dismantle the air conditioning grille and detach the discharge hose retaining nut while pulling off the discharge hose from the condenser. Start by removing the evaporator hose retaining nut then disconnecting the hose. Disconnect the electrical connector that runs to the outside air temperature sensor then remove the bolt securing the outside air temperature bracket in order to detach the bracket. Begin condenser removal by removing the condenser retaining bolts and sealing washers from the hoses before capping off the condenser fittings. To install a new condenser you should directly add specified PAG oil before removing the condenser fitting plugs and installing fresh sealing washers. Slowly attach the condenser while tightening all retaining bolts to 9 Nm of torque (80 lb in). Secure the outside air temperature bracket by installing its bolt then connect the outside air temperature sensor electrical connector . Secure the discharge hose to its mounting bracket using a retaining nut and torque it to 16 Nm (12 lb ft). Then affix the evaporator hose by tightening its retaining nut to a torque of 16 Nm (12 lb ft). The last steps involve replacing the grille, evacuating and recharging the A/C system while performing a leak check on fittings through the J 39400-A Halogen Leak Detector.

The replacement of air conditioning condensers begins with recovering the A/C system's refrigerant. Start by taking off the grille before you disconnect the discharge hose retaining nut and remove both the discharge hose and condenser. Next step is to unlink the evaporator hose retaining nut and the hose. Start by disconnecting the electrical connector from the outside air temperature sensor then remove the outside air temperature bracket bolt before you can remove the bracket. Washers must be removed from both hoses and condenser retaining bolts just prior to condenser removal while you secure the condenser fittings with plugs. For new condenser installation add PAG oil to the specified level inside the device before clearing both condenser fittings with plugs to install fresh sealing washers. Tighten all condenser retaining bolts to reach 9 Nm (80 lb in) torque spec. Reconnect the outside air temperature bracket along with its bolt before connecting the sensor's electrical wiring. Install the evaporator hose to the condenser by tightening the retaining nut to 16 Nm (12 lb ft) followed by the discharge hose with its nut torqued to the same 16 Nm (12 lb ft). The final procedure requires unitizing the grille before performing an evacuation on the A/C system followed by recharging and conducting a leak test on fittings through the J 39400-A Halogen Leak Detector.

Remove the sealing washers from the hoses and the condenser retaining bolts before taking out the condenser.