AC compressor was blowing fuse #7 in my '87 300D. Indie MB tech at
D E Services in Raleigh R R compressor and aux fan resistor;
BLOWING ICE COLD again.
Wilton
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AC compressor was blowing fuse #7 in my '87 300D. Indie MB tech at D E
Services in Raleigh R R compressor and aux fan resistor; BLOWING ICE COLD
again.
Wilton
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This is for OM603, which I believe is a Nippondenso compressor from the factory.
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'95 E300
On July 17, 2015 11:42:25 PM EDT, Curly McLain via Mercedes
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This is for the Japanee compressor? I assume not for the GM in the
123s?
Thanks. That is how I marked it in my file. but I wanted to check.
This is for OM603, which I believe is a Nippondenso compressor from
the factory.
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'95 E300
On July 17, 2015 11:42:25 PM EDT, Curly McLain via Mercedes
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Use the economy mode on the climate control. Works just like it does
in normal mode.
Or you can unplug the connection for the clutch at the compressor.
Peter
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:32 PM
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I'd check the engine fan to be sure it turns freely. I think it is one of
the highest energy consumers in that list
I removed the fuse placard and carefully cleaned away the soot and
scorching as best I can. I have deciphered the fuse #7 list to read
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I'd check the engine fan to be sure it turns freely. I think it is
one of
the highest energy consumers in that list
I removed the fuse placard and carefully cleaned away the soot
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I'd check the engine fan to be sure it turns freely. I think it is one of
the highest energy consumers in that list
I removed the fuse placard and carefully cleaned away the soot and
scorching as best
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Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 11:45 AM
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Wilton,
I know that pulling the KLIMA relay will disable the AC compressor, that is
located right behind the battery and fairly easy to get
Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 11:45 AM
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Wilton,
I know that pulling the KLIMA relay will disable the AC compressor, that
is located right behind the battery and fairly easy to get to, but may be
pretty tight in the socket. A firm grip and gentle working while pulling
On the subject of the AC compressor clutch coil, I would inspect the wiring to
it very carefully, as it can come loose from the tie wrap that secures it to
the compressor, lean out somewhat, allowing it to rub against the back of the
compressor pulley, which grounds it out and eventually cuts
It is. I misunderstood the question.
It would isolate the compressor as far as I know.
I was thinking go/no go as far as the compressor turning on.
Dan
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On Jul 17, 2015, at 2:30 PM, fmiser via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Wilton wrote:
What would unplugging the
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It is. I misunderstood the question.
It would isolate the compressor as far as I know.
I was thinking go/no go as far
.
Wilton
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Wilton wrote:
What would unplugging the wire on the pressure switch on
the dryer
'Thought so.
How can I isolate only the compressor?
Wilton
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the compressor?
Wilton
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Nothing.
If you short
Wilton wrote:
What would unplugging the wire on the pressure switch on
the dryer isolate?
Dan wrote:
Nothing.
If you short the terminals on the pressure switch the
system would turn on *if* the charge or pressure was low.
Otherwise, disconnecting it would have no effect.
Huh?
Use the economy mode on the climate control. Works just like it
does in normal mode.
Or you can unplug the connection for the clutch at the compressor.
Peter
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This is for the Japanee compressor? I assume not for the GM in the 123s?
Here's the troubleshooting info for the clutch coil, either read ohms or
amps depending on your test equipment. This was copied from the MBCA
forums before they effectively killed it. I met Bob Goodwin a few times,
it for me?)
Wilton
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#7 fuse has blown couple more times. The placard
They were? Of all the VWs I had I seem to recall a little plastic cover that
went over them. There were like 8-10 in a row, and a cover the size of a candy
bar that snapped over them...
MB went to blade type fuses in the facelift on W140 chassis cars between 95 and
96. Don't know about other
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Tired fuse?
Otherwise, why did Dr. Booth recommend changing them out?
RB
On 14/07/2015 5:54 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
Yep, that's an unanswered question
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Metal fatigue and a very small cross sectional contact area. Sometimes you
would grab
SWMBO came in from short trip in the '87 300D, leaned over back of chair in
cool living room where I was napping and announced, Blown fuse in the car. I
was driving along with air conditioning blasting away nicely, and it just quit.
Don't ya think it's a blown fuse?
I replied, Yep; sure
AC BLOWS ICE COLD
Question is, why did the fuse blow?
--R
On 7/14/15 4:51 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
SWMBO came in from short trip in the '87 300D, leaned over back of chair in cool living
room where I was napping and announced, Blown fuse in the car. I was driving along
with air
ATTABOY and ATTAGIRL!
BTW, I never found that many blown fuses and never had much problem
in MBs I twist em around sometimes if I think there may be a
problem, but I've never replaced good fuses for the fun of it. A
small way I differed from our beloved Herr Doktor. His climate in PA
must
Curly wrote:
ATTABOY and ATTAGIRL!
I'll echo that!
On the 56 Karmann GHia, I had fuse problems. That is where
I learned to twist em. Those were exposed under the
hood.MB fuses in a nice tight fusebox hold up well.
A bit of grease on the ends of the fuses helps too. *smiles*
14, 2015 5:53 PM
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AC BLOWS ICE COLD
Question is, why did the fuse blow?
--R
On 7/14/15 4:51 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
SWMBO came in from short trip in the '87 300D, leaned over back of chair
in cool living room where I was napping and announced, Blown fuse
Mercedes
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AC BLOWS ICE COLD
Question is, why did the fuse blow?
--R
On 7/14/15 4:51 PM, WILTON via Mercedes wrote:
SWMBO came
'Could be.
Wilton
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Tired fuse?
Otherwise, why did
I long ago upped the fuse rating on my 123 blower circuit.
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wrote:
Curly wrote:
ATTABOY and ATTAGIRL!
I'll echo that!
On the 56 Karmann GHia, I had fuse problems. That is where
I learned to twist em. Those
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From: Luther Gulseth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Check the timed light. My SD timed
Howdy -
My 78 240D is blowing the fuse that controls the interior overhead lights
and clock (maybe other things also - haven't checked yet) and I'm wondering
if there's a trouble spot I should check first? Else I'll have to do it
the old fashioned way start troublechecking this week unless
Check the timed light. My SD timed light had a bad diode that caused it
to blow a fuse, and if it didn't blow the fuse, it'd blow a trace on the
circuit board in the light.
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My 78 240D is blowing the fuse that controls
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Howdy -
My 78 240D is blowing the fuse that controls the interior overhead lights
and clock (maybe other things also - haven't checked yet) and I'm wondering
if there's a trouble spot I should check first? Else I'll have to do it
the old fashioned way start
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My 78 240D is blowing the fuse that controls the interior overhead lights
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Check the timed light. My SD timed light had a bad diode that caused it
to blow a fuse, and if it didn't blow the fuse, it'd blow a trace on the
circuit board in the light.
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My 78 240D is blowing the fuse
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