RM35X0E _58 Vehicle Interior _079316 HEATING / AIR CONDITIONING _0386652 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM(for Manual Air Conditioning System) T

HEATING / AIR CONDITIONING  AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM(for Manual Air Conditioning System)  PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE  


HINT:
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Use the table below to help determine the cause of problem symptoms. If multiple suspected areas are listed, the potential causes of the symptoms are listed in order of probability in the "Suspected Area" column of the table. Check each symptom by checking the suspected areas in the order they are listed. Replace parts as necessary.

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Inspect the fuses and relays related to this system before inspecting the suspected areas below.



VEHICLE CHECK ITEMS


HINT:
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You can reduce the number of systems to check by using the results of the following operation check.

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Perform the following checks based on customer feedback and the vehicle condition.

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The customer's operation may not be consistent with the actual problem (eg: the cooling performance of the air conditioning is bad → actually, the wind volume is weak). It is important to check the problem symptoms accurately and judge correctly based on various sources of information.

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Judgment as to whether the air conditioning panel is normal or abnormal can be judged by checking if the indicator illuminates or turns off when the switch is operated.

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If the performance of the air conditioning is poor or there is a foul odor, check clogging in the clean air filter.



Common Function of Cool and Heater Function Only Air Function Only Heater Function Suspected Area
A/C Switch Operation Blower Operation Fresh/Recirculation Function Air Outlet Charging Function
X Refer to "COOLING FUNCTION:"
X Refer to "HEATER FUNCTION:"
X X X Refer to "DISPLAY RELATED:"
X X X Refer to "BLOWER RELATED:"
X X X Refer to "INTAKE RELATED:"
X X X Refer to "AIR OUTLET RELATED:"
X X X X X X Air conditioning amplifier or air conditioning unit assembly is defective


DISPLAY RELATED:


for Front:
Symptom Suspected Area Link
Operations are never accepted by the air conditioning control assembly.
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No. 1 heater control sub-assembly

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No. 2 heater control sub-assembly

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No. 3 heater control sub-assembly


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Air conditioning amplifier assembly Click here

for Rear (w/ Rear Cooler, w/ Rear Heater):
Symptom Suspected Area Link
Operations are never accepted by the air conditioning control assembly (w/ Integration Control Panel). Integration control and panel assembly Click here
No. 2 air conditioning control assembly Click here
Harness or connector -
Air conditioning amplifier assembly Click here
Operations are never accepted by the air conditioning control assembly (w/o Integration Control Panel). No. 2 air conditioning control assembly Click here
Blower resistor Click here
Harness or connector -
Air conditioning amplifier assembly (w/ Rear Cooler) Click here


COOLING FUNCTION:


for Front:
Symptom Suspected Area Link
No cooling at all. (Air is discharged.)
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Compressor with magnet clutch assembly

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Refrigerant pressure

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Lack of refrigerant gas

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Dirty cooler condenser

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No. 1 cooler thermistor (determined as cold, conflicting with actual temperature)

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Warm air flow


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No. 3 heater control sub-assembly Click here
Air mix damper control cable sub-assembly (for LHD) Click here
Air mix damper control cable sub-assembly (for RHD) Click here
Condenser blower motor assembly (w/ Condenser Blower Motor) Click here
harness or connector -
Air conditioning amplifier assembly Click here
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Cooling is poor.

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Takes time to cool down.


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Compressor with magnet clutch assembly

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Excessive refrigerant

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Lack of refrigerant gas

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Dirty cooler condenser

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Warm air flow


Click here
Cooler thermistor (solar sensor) Click here
Condenser blower motor assembly (w/ Condenser Blower Motor) Click here
harness or connector -
Air conditioning amplifier assembly Click here
Refrigerant pressure does not decrease when A/C switch is off. Compressor with magnet clutch assembly circuit Click here

for Rear (w/ Rear Cooler):
Symptom Suspected Area Link
No cooling at all. (Air is discharged.)
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Refrigerant pressure

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Lack of refrigerant gas

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Dirty cooler condenser

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No. 2 cooler thermistor

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Cooler expansion valve

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Warm air flow


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Cooling is poor.

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Takes time to cool down.


No. 2 cooler thermistor (determined as cold, conflicting with actual temperature) Click here
Cooler expansion valve Click here
Rear blower motor circuit Click here


HEATER FUNCTION:


for Front:
Symptom Suspected Area Link
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No heating at all. (Airflow volume control is normal.)

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Air outlet temperature does not increase. (Airflow volume control is normal.)


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Warm-up control

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Heater core closed waterway


for LHD:Click here
for RHD:Click here
Engine idle up does not occur when idle up switch is pushed while engine is cold (w/ Idle Up Switch). Idle up switch circuit Click here
Engine coolant does not warm up quickly when engine is cold (PTC heater does not operate) (w/ PTC Heater). PTC heater circuit Click here

for Rear (w/ Rear Heater):
Symptom Suspected Area Link
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No heating at all. (Airflow volume control is normal.)

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Air outlet temperature does not increase. (Airflow volume control is normal.)


Rear blower motor circuit Click here


BLOWER RELATED:


for Front:
Symptom Suspected Area Link
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Blower does not operate at all. (No air comes out.)

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Blower airflow volume cannot be changed.

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Blower airflow volume is continuously weak.

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Blower airflow volume is sometimes weak.


Blower motor circuit Click here

for Rear (w/ Rear Cooler, w/ Rear Heater):
Symptom Suspected Area Link
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Blower does not operate at all. (No air comes out.)

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Blower airflow volume cannot be changed.

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Blower airflow volume is continuously weak.

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Blower airflow volume is sometimes weak.


Rear blower motor circuit Click here


INTAKE RELATED:


Symptom Suspected Area Link
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Fresh/recirculation mode does not change.

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Exhaust gas odor when set to recirculation.


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Blower servo motor

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Blower damper and link operation (jamming)

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Foreign object jammed in door

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Air conditioning radiator assembly


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DEFOGGER RELATED:


Symptom Suspected Area Link
Front window fogging.
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Compressor with magnet clutch assembly

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Lack of refrigerant gas

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Cooler expansion valve (opened too far)


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