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W124 - Compressor-assisted defrost needs freon or not?
For AC operation, I understand the compressor will not turn on if there's insufficient freon in the system. Will this also apply in defrost mode (leftmost button of the ACC panel depressed)? Thanks.
Last edited by Impala; 08-21-2005 at 02:02 PM. |
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A'yup.
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Thanks for that. Just want to confirm the rationale... since defrost is programmed to blow warm, it does not really need freon per se... but the compressor won't engage if there's insufficent freon, which is necessary for lubrication?
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