Identify the major components of all A/C systems
Identify the type of compressor used on an individual vehicle
Identify the sensors and control components used on an individual vehicle
Diagnose mechanical issues with the use of pressure gauges
Use a scan tool to observe appropriate data
Narrow the problem down to the root cause
Refrigeration Cycle (Movement of heat, components – compressor, condenser, evaporator, lines – refrigerant R134a/R1234YF, Section 609 regulations and TXV vs. CCOT systems)
Compressors (Identify the type – clutch driven, variable displacement, high-voltage/three-phase – and compressor controls – use wiring diagram to find clutch coil fuses/relays, find variable displacement solenoids on diagram and command compressor function with scan tool)
Electronics and Controls (Find temperature and pressure sensor data in scan tool, test temperature and pressure sensors with multimeter, study relays in a "divide and conquer" diagnostic strategy and test cooling/condenser fan circuits, command with scan tool)
RRR/Gauges (Connect and read gauges, verify refrigerant charge level, identify normal operation and identify causes of abnormal readings)
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