Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: tidla on 06 July 2013, 19:32:31
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Had the air con die last year. Fella came out and topped it up which got it working again. I wasnt that impressed with his lack of tools and whinging and had a feeling that wasnt the end of the issue.
Called out the company recommended on here and after a brief chat with the fella i knew he was a tad more knowledgeable.
Aware there was going to be a leak still present, plenty of dye was added.
Question is, where the first/ most common place to check?
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90495.0
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Lower part of condenser but if dye has been added any leak should be easy to find
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Agreed, bottom of condensor usually rots ;)
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As above or either/both of the HP or LP fill valves and in my case a pressure switch of some sort screwed in near the front fill valve (can never remember which is which :-\ ::))
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condensor, compressor, valves or any seals.
dye should make it obvious hopefully.
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Valves and switch look ok.
wheres no7 hidden.
edit,
the condensors in front of the radiator?
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Valves and switch look ok.
wheres no7 hidden.
#7 what ???
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the condensors in front of the radiator?
yup
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Valves and switch look ok.
wheres no7 hidden.
#7 what ???
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90495.0 as in the piccy supplied.
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Valves and switch look ok.
wheres no7 hidden.
#7 what ???
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90495.0 as in the piccy supplied.
As per the guide, No 7 IS the condenser ;) ;) ;)
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most common is the condensor, then the l/p port then the h/p port, then front seal on the compressor.
pipe work is quite reliable as are the pressure valves. remember the newest omega system is 10 years old now,
evaporators are very reliable if thats gone,well its dash out time.,and theres a valve behind the glove box cant think what thats called.
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The pipe running from the bulkhead anlong the p/s front chassis rail and under the battery tray has a tendency to chaf on the chassis leg and develop a pin hole leak. i have done 3 in 7 years. approx 60 pounds from andy c.
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Thanks for the info.
It will have to wait as i have heard all hands on deck are required to stop the bar from falling over.