RING-TORIC 3144127 - Caterpillar

Always wear goggles when the air conditioning system is opened. This system is charged with Freon-12 (CCL2F2-Dichlorodifluoromethane) which is not toxic or flammable. But there is a reason for caution. When Freon- 12 makes contact with a flame, lethal phosgene gas is made. INHALING FREON THROUGH A LIGHTED CIGARETTE CAN CAUSE VIOLENT ILLNESS. This system is under pressure at all times, engine running or not. HEAT MUST NEVER BE PUT ON A CHARGED SYSTEM. See AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE MANUAL Form No. SENR7454 for more information on procedures and safety requirements on removal and installation of lines and refrigerant from the system.
1. Disconnect refrigerant lines (1) and (2) from the condenser.
Put plugs or caps on all air conditioning lines so foreign material and moisture do not get in.
2. Use a person on each side and remove five bolts (3) from each side that hold the condenser in place. Remove condenser (4). 3. Remove bolts (7), grommet assemblies (5) and plates (6) from each side of the condenser. 4. Remove bolts (8) and bracket (9) from each side of the condenser.Install Air Conditioning Condenser
Always wear goggles when the air conditioning system is opened. This system is charged with Freon-12 (CCL2F2- Dichlorodifluoromethane) which is not toxic or flammable. But there is a reason for caution. When Freon-12 makes contact with a flame, lethal phosgene gas is made. INHALING FREON THROUGH A LIGHTED CIGARETTE CAN CAUSE VIOLENT ILLNESS. This system is under pressure at all times, engine running or not. HEAT MUST NEVER BE PUT ON A CHARGED SYSTEM. See AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE MANUAL Form No. SENR7454 for more information on procedures and safety requirements on removal and installation of lines and refrigerant from the system.
1. Put bracket (1) in position on each side of the condenser and install the bolts that hold it in place. 2. Install plate (2) on each side of the condenser. 3. Use a person on each side and put condenser (3) in position. Install the five bolts on each side that hold the condenser in place. 4. Connect refrigerant lines (4) and (5) to the condenser. See AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SERVICE MANUAL Form No. SENR7454 for correct procedure for evacuating and charging the system.