Bosch ACS 500 Repair Instructions

ACS 500
Repair instructions
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Inhalt
1. Important information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2. Testing and resources
3. General and component overview
3.1 Overview .........................................................................................4
3.1.1 Electronic compartment ..............................................................
3.1.2 Cold chamber ................................................................................
3.2 Component overview ...................................................................
3.2.1 Valve block .....................................................................................
3.2.2 Processing unit .............................................................................
3.2.3 Actuation circuit board ................................................................
3.2.4 Refrigerant flask ............................................................................
4. Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
4.1 By function and fault messages ................................................ 7
4.2 By symptoms .................................................................................
5. Calibration and customer service menu . . . . . . . 10
5.1 Entering the calibration and customer service menu .........10
5.2 Calibration and customer service menu overview ..............
5.3 Description of calibration and customer service menu
5.3.1 Menu for updating the language database ...........................
5.3.2 Display menu for force and pressure sensor output
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5.3.3 Menu for time and date setting ...............................................
5.3.4 Menu for changing language ...................................................
5.3.5 Parameter menu ..........................................................................
5.3.6 Menu for resetting system parameters ..................................
5.3.7 Menu for resetting counters .....................................................
5.3.8 Display menu for all counters ...................................................
5.3.9 Menu for entry of workshop address .....................................
5.3.10 Menu for setting the offset for the filling hoses. ..................
5.3.11 Menu for checking the control/display unit ...........................
5.3.12 Menu for calibration of force and pressure sensors ...........
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6. Calibrating force and pressure sensors . . . . . . . 12
6.1 Calibrating force sensor ............................................................12
6.1.1 Refrigerant scale .........................................................................
6.1.2 Used oil, fresh oil or UV contrast medium scale .................
6.2 Calibrating the pressure sensor ..............................................
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7. Updating firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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8. Test
8.1 Control/display unit function test ............................................14
8.2 Checking the pressure switch .................................................
8.3 Check pressure sensor .............................................................
9. Repairs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
9.1 Opening and closing the ACS 500 .......................................15
9.1.1 Electronic compartment ............................................................
9.1.2 Cold chamber ..............................................................................
9.2 Replacing the actuation circuit board ....................................
9.3 Control/display unit ....................................................................
9.3.1 Replacing control/display unit .................................................
9.3.2 Checking control/display unit ..................................................
9.4 Replacing force sensor for refrigerant scale ........................
9.5 Replacing valve block ................................................................
9.6 Replacing the pressure sensor ..............................................
9.7 Replacing the vacuum pump ...................................................
9.8 Replace the preparation unit ...................................................
9.8.1 Removing processing unit .......................................................
9.8.2 Installing the processing unit ..................................................
9.9 Replacing the pressure switch ...............................................
9.10 Replacing force sensors for used oil, fresh oil and UV
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contrast medium scales ........................................................... 24
10. Hose system diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
11. Pneumatic circuit diagram
12. Electrical terminal diagram
12.1 General terminal diagram ........................................................27
12.2 Wiring harness terminal diagram ...........................................
12.2.1 Connection to actuation circuit board ..................................
12.2.2 Connection to valve block .......................................................
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1. Important information

Installation and/or repairs may only be carried out by trained and instructed Robert Bosch GmbH customer service staff or organizations authorized by Robert Bosch GmbH. Opening or modification of the units by unauthorized persons will invalidate all warranty entitlements.
Electrical systems and equipment may only be commissioned in proper condition (see Testing Technology Information 0108_084 for details). This requirement is met if, after modification or repair (initial test), it is ensured that the requirements of the electrical engineering regulations are adhered to. To verify this tests should be performed, the type and scope of which should be based on the measures defined in the electrical engineering regulations (e.g. in Germany BGV A3). In Germany, the type and scope of the tests are described in VDE 0701/0702 Part 1. The corresponding national regulations must be adhered to.

2. Testing and resources

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General tool for electricians and mechanics
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Digital multimeter
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PC or Notebook (Windows 2000, XP)
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9-pole Sub-D cabel (plug: male/female, wiring: 1:1) for udating the firmware
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Pipe sealant with PTFE (e. g. RODI-DOS PTFE from Würth).
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Cleaning medium (e. g. brake cleaner)
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Weights for calibration of scale:
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200 g

3. General and component overview

3.1 Overview

3.1.1 Electronic compartment

Fig. 1: Component overview in electronic compartment
1. Scale for UV contrast medium tank
2. Scale for used oil tank
3. Scale for fresh oil tank
4. Connection box with actuation circuit board
5. Valve block
6. Control/display unit
7. Low pressure (LP) and high pressure (HP) valve
8. LP manometer
9. HP manometer
10. Printer (accessory)
11. Connection line for firmware and language update
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3.1.2 Cold chamber

3.2 Component overview

3.2.1 Valve block

Fig. 3: Valve block overview
1. Hose line for inlet and return
2. Solenoid valve for UV contrast medium injection phase
3. Solenoid valve (OUT L) for oil injection phase
4. Solenoid valve (OUT R) for filling phase
Fig. 2: Component overview in cold chamber
1. Refrigerant flask (reservoir)
2. Scale
3. Vacuum pump
4. Processing unit
5. Solenoid valves (OUT A) for recovery/recycling phase
6. Solenoid valves (OUT B) for vacuum phase
7. Pressure sensor
8. Connection to vacuum pump
9. Connection to processing unit
10. Connection to refrigerant flask
11. Connection to oil separator
12. Non-return valve
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3.2.2 Processing unit

Changing the setting for the expansion valve (item 11)
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can impair the function of the ACS 500.

3.2.3 Actuation circuit board

Fig. 5: Actuation circuit board overview
1. Printer power supply (accessory)
2. Control/display unit connection
3. Pressure switch power supply
4. ACS component power supply
5. Fuse F3 (10 AT) for mains connection
6. Fuse F2 (10 AT) for mains connection
7. Fuse F1 (200 mAT) for 12 Volt supply.
Fig. 4: Processing unit component overview
1. Inlet hose for processing system
2. Coarse filter
3. Moisture and oil separator
4. Oil separator
5. Inlet hose for refrigerant flask
6. Inlet hose for used oil tank
7. Solenoid valve (OUT S) for oil drain
8. Condenser with fan
9. Compressor
10. Filter and driver cartridge
11. Expansion valve
12. Non-return valve
13. Pressure switch

3.2.4 Refrigerant flask

Fig. 6: Refrigerant flask component overview
1. Safety valve (overpressure)
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3. LP fitting connection
4. HP fitting connection
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4. Troubleshooting

4.1 By function and fault messages

Message Description Problem solving
Change filter. Change vacuum pump.
Not enough R134a. Please refill.
Used oil bottle full!
Not enough oil. Please refill.
Not enough UV. Please refill.
Internal pressure too high! Overpressure in refrigerant flask.
Printer failure! No paper loaded.
Internal tank full. Maximum permissible filling weight (10
Warning! Internal tank full. Refrigerant flask weight limit reached.
A/C system on high pressure.
Recovery phase timeout. Maximum permissible time (240 min)
A/C system leaking! Pressure increase during pressure loss
Vacuum failure. Limit value of 100 mbar not reached
Vacuum not reached! The pressure in the vehicle A/C system
Calibration fault! Error in calibration of scale or scale de-
External tank empty or closed val­ve!
Refill phase timeout. Maximum permissible time for filling the
External tank empty! External flask for filling is empty.
Maintenance interval reached. Carry out maintenance and reset counter (see Operating instructions 1 689 979 953, Section 7).
Insufficient refrigerant in internal refri­gerant flask.
Overpressure in path after compressor.
Printer defective.
kg) of refrigerant flask reached.
Absolute pressure in vehicle A/C system is greater than 1.6 bar
for evacuation of vehicle A/C system re­ached.
measurement (leak test) in vacuum pha­se.
10 minutes after start of vacuum phase.
is too high for oil or UV contrast medi­um injection.
fective. Attempt to fill internal flask failed.
vehicle A/C system reached.
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Top up refrigerant flask.
• Control/display unit is defective. Replace control/display unit.
• Empty used oil tank.
• Force sensor for used oil scale is defective. Replace
• force sensor. Control/display unit is defective. Replace control/display unit.
• Top up oil tank.
Top up UV tank.
Open shut-off valves and cocks on internal refrigerant flask.
• Turn off ACS 500 and wait for 30 minutes. Then restart
• the recovery/recycling phase. Check non-return valve in inlet hose for internal refrige-
• rant flask. Check pressure switch.
• Load new printer paper roll.
• Replace printer.
• Reduce quantity of refrigerant in refrigerant flask.
• Check refrigerant scale with calibrating weight. Recali-
• brate scale.
Reduce quantity of refrigerant in refrigerant flask.
• Check refrigerant scale with calibrating weight. Recali-
• brate scale.
Start and carry out recovery/recycling phase
Read pressure on manometer.
Pressure is present:
• Solenoid valves for recovery/recycling phase do not open:
Check solenoid valves.
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Check solenoid valve actuation.
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No pressure present:
• Vehicle A/C system not tight or leak in processing unit
Scan connections for leakage.
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Check solenoid valve for oil drain.
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Check vehicle A/C system for leaks.
• Check connections and condition of filling hoses.
• Check connections and condition of quick release couplings.
Check vehicle A/C system for leaks.
• Check connections and condition of filling hoses.
• Check connections and condition of quick release couplings.
• Start vacuum phase.
Check vehicle A/C system for leaks.
Recalibrate scale.
• Replace scale.
• Use full external flask.
• Open low pressure (LP) and high pressure (HP) valve
• Open valve cocks on refrigerant flask.
• Check fill quantity in refrigerant flask and top up if neces-
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Open low pressure (LP) and high pressure (HP) valve
• Open valve cocks on refrigerant flask.
• Check fill quantity in refrigerant flask and top up if necessary.
• Obtain new flask with refrigerant.
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4.2 By symptoms

Error pattern Cause Troubleshooting and correction
The digital display does not light up.
The recovery and recycling phase is slow or does not run at all.
The recovery and recycling phase ends prematurely or not at all.
The gauge pressure rises after the recovery and recycling phase.
The vacuum phase does not start. The vacuum pump does not start. Check fuses F2 and F3 on the control PCB.
The leakage test at the end of the vacuum phase failed.
Filling in the filling phase is very slow or is interrupted before the set quantity has been filled.
The quantity filled does not match the set amount.
Power supply interrupted. Check mains input voltage.
Check fuse F1 on the control printed circuit board. Replace defective fuse.
The control / display unit or the control printed circuit board is defective.
Wrong working position of the external refrigerant cylinder when filling.
Low pressure valve and/or high pressure valve is/are closed.
Flow in the hose lines may be faulty. Check external and hose lines, whether the sealing rings
Excess pressure in internal refrigerant cylinder.
Compressor defective. Replace processing unit.
Filter and drier cartridge is saturated. Replace the filter and drier cartridge.
Ice in expansion valve due to aspirated water.
Do not switch OUT A solenoid valves. Check relay on the control printed circuit board. If the re-
Incorrectly calibrated or faulty pressure sensor.
Valve pistons for the recovery and recy­cling phase are leaking.
The valve pistons for the filling phase are leaking.
Duration of the vacuum phase is too short.
Leaking vehicle air conditioning system. Repair the vehicle's air conditioning system.
ACS is leaking internally. Check external filling hoses and their connections
Insufficient refrigerant in the internal re­frigerant container.
Pressure in the internal refrigerant cylin­der is too low.
Scale is not calibrated. Check scale with a known weight. If the value does not
Mechanical malfunction in the scale movement.
Replace the control / display unit or control printed circuit board.
Correct the working position of the external refrigerant cyl­inder (see operating instructions).
Open the valve in question.
have become deformed due to tightening of the hose lines, thereby possibly blocking the flow of the refrigerant. Care­fully loosen hose lines and tighten them again by hand. Re­place misshapen seals if necessary.
Reduce pressure in the internal refrigerant cylinder by pull­ing the metal ring on the safety valve for excess pressure (see Chap. 3.2.4, Item 1).
Heat expansion valve and replace all refrigerant from the ACS with fresh refrigerant.
lay has blown, replace the control printed circuit board. Check electrical connection to the solenoid valves.
Check connecting lines to the solenoid valves for continui­ty. Replace defective connecting line.
Connecting lines to the solenoid valves have been swapped. Check connection against connection diagram / wiring harness (see Chap. 12.2).
Connecting lines to control printed circuit board have been swapped. Check connection against connection dia­gram / wiring harness (see Chap. 12.2).
Check pressure sensor (see Chap. 8.3).
Check condition (contamination, wear) of the valve pistons in the valve block.
Caution: Close the shutoff valve on the internal refriger-
ant cylinder before testing. Check condition (contamination, wear) of the valve pistons in the valve block.
Check relay on the control printed circuit board. If the re­lay has blown, replace the control printed circuit board.
The vacuum pump is mechanically blocked. Replace vacu­um pump.
Vacuum phase duration: approx. 30 min. for vehicles (for larger systems, e.g. commercial vehicles, set a corre spondingly longer vacuum time).
(e. g. are seals present?). Check condition (contamination, wear) of the valve pistons
in the valve block. Fill internal refrigerant cylinder with fresh refrigerant.
Optimum amount: approx. 7 kg. Fill internal refrigerant cylinder with fresh refrigerant.
Optimum pressure: approx. 6-7 bar.
match, calibrate the scale (see Chap. 9.4.2). Check whether the movement of the scale and the refriger-
ant cylinder is blocked mechanically by other components.
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Error pattern Cause Troubleshooting and correction
Compressor will not start. Power supply interrupted. Check fuses F2 and F3 on control PCB. Replace defective
White smoke escapes from the vacuum pump.
Aspirated ambient air. Inspect the vehicle air conditioning system and ACS for
fuse. Check relay on the control printed circuit board. If the re-
lay has blown, replace the control printed circuit board.
leaks and repair. Small quantities of smoke in the first min­utes of the vacuum phase are permitted.
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