Coolius Y50 Air Conditioning Service Unit Operating Manual

The Coolius Y50 Air Conditioning Service Unit is a new type of refrigerant that uses R1234yf refrigerant and complies with EU directives.


Coolius Y50 Air Conditioning Service Unit Operating Manual - cover page
Brand
COOLIUS
Category
Vehicle maintenance
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
43
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
06 November, 2023
Updated
06 November, 2023
MD5 checksum
63E0F86E504957CB0E5725E0EFB94659

About this manual

The Coolius Y50 is an A/C service unit designed exclusively for refrigerant R1234yf. This original operating manual covers important safety instructions, use of the machine, preparation and settings, programs, maintenance, technical features, disposal, and contact and support.

The manual states that the machine is intended solely for automobile air-conditioning system maintenance and is for qualified personnel only. It documents procedures including full service, the open program, A/C flushing with an unlock code, filter replacement, vacuum pump oil replacement, and scale reset.

What's inside

  • Important notes on the operating instructions
  • Important safety instructions
  • Use of the machine
  • Preparation for the use and settings
  • Programs
  • Maintenance
  • Technical features
  • Disposal
  • Contact and support

Specifications

RefrigerantR1234yf
Intended useAutomobile air-conditioning system maintenance
Refrigerant safety groupA2L
PED fluid group1

Frequently asked questions

What refrigerant is the Coolius Y50 designed for?

The machine is designed exclusively for R1234yf.

Who is allowed to use the Coolius Y50?

It is intended for use by qualified personnel only, who must know refrigeration basics and the hazards of high-pressure units.

What protective equipment should be worn when handling refrigerant?

Gloves and goggles should be worn, because contact with refrigerant can cause blindness and other physical injury.

Can the machine or a vehicle A/C system containing refrigerant be tested with compressed air?

No. The manual says they should not be tested with compressed air because some air/refrigerant mixtures can be combustible at high pressure.

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