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Climate Control EC Button, 96 C280
Thanks to everyone for all the great posts. Hope someone can help with this. I just replaced AC compressor, drier, temp switch adn pressure switch. System is charged up and very cold BUT... now whenever I turn on the ignition the EC light is on and the compressor is disengaged. EC button does not go out with normal momentary pushing. I get it to turn off by holding it down for about 10 seconds, light goes out and compressor engages normally. The button now behaves normally, turning off/on as usual. Doesn't matter if EC light on or off when ignition turned off.
It is always on when the ignition is turned on and stays on until I hold the button. Thanks for any help, Dan |
After reading responses to Benzmark23's similar post thought I'd add some info about mine: Had my usual benz shop pull the codes. He said there aren't any. System works very well once I turn off the EC light. You'd never know anything was amiss. Could I have a problem with the temp or pressure switch at the drier? I noticed the plastic connector on the temp switch is cracked, doesn't look like any wires are broken though. Are these the "input sensors" M.B.DOC refered to? Thanks, Dan
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Is yours the large display? I think they started in 96. All of them have actual values. I would get the list and verify your readings. A sensor out of range will trigger that type of activity. I would look closely at the #5 evap temp and probably the refrig pressure which I don't remember the position of.
If you need instructions you might read this: http://www.continentalimports.com/ser_ic40142.html The tables in the article apply to a 210 car but are similar for yours. The archives have a lot of discussion of AC codes and tables should be there. |
Thanks for the info. I'll look at those things and see what I can.
Dan |
Might also want to check out this thread that I recently started. Mine still isn't solved. I've ordered the evaporator temp sensor and am going to put it in, maybe solve one problem and see what happens next.
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?threadid=86110 Len |
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