Hymer B534 Cab Air conditioning (1 Viewer)

Queenie

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Does anyone know about the Hymer cab only air con.....the button on the dash is working but the air con doesnt seem to work...and i dont know if i have to buy gas or something? Im new to this air con stuff and a blonde .....::bigsmile:
 

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I am going to assume that the base vehicle is a Fiat, and the cab air con button is the one lower right on the panel.

I am also going to assume that a light comes on when the button is depressed, and the engine is running as it will not work without the engine running.

Have you put the fan onto at least setting number 1 as it will not work unless this is on?

Also are all the cab vents open and the airflow set to face vents position.

In my Hymer the cab aircon is not the best, as it has to cool such a huge area when driving, but putting the fan onto maximum does at least get some cooling.

If all these are in place then you may need to get the system at least re gassed, or at worst have a new compressor.

There are other things to look at and others will be along with this info I am sure.

Hope this helps.::bigsmile:
 
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Queenie

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Hymer Air con

Ill have to say yes to all of those answers......it was working well last week, its great if it just keeps me cool when driving......but i dont know where to get it re gassed....i live in Cornwall....thanks tho ::bigsmile:

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Almost any garage workshop will be able to do it or arrange to have it done.

If it's just regassing, Halfords sell a kit which is very easy to use but costs about the same as having the garage :Eeek:
 
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Most garages will re-gas an air con unit. The system drained, flushed, and the right amount of fluid added. It will also be checked for leaks.
The ac system will lose a certain amount of liquid over a period of time, and the system should always be run to prevent seizure, about once a month i run mine.
An ac system can be run at any temperature setting, and also acts as a de-humidifier, so if you have a steamed up windscreen, pop on the ac, and the moisture will disappear.

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Ask if they leak test at the same time or you could end up going back again.
The one I use suck all existing gas out, vacuum test then either put some dye in if it is leaking and replace seals as required or re fill with gas if all ok. cost £50 on my car and has been ok for 4 years now.

Sorry, Craig beat me to it.::bigsmile:

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