A/C System (Turbo Model)

2005 Subaru Outback i, StandardSECTION A/C System (Turbo Model)
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A/C SYSTEM (TURBO MODEL)

Item Specifications
Type of air conditioner Reheat air-mix type
Cooling capacity 5.2 kW
(4,471 kcal/h, 17,741 BTU/h)
Refrigerant HFC-134a (CH2 FCF3 )
[0.65+/-0.05 kg (1.43+/-0.11 lb)]
Compressor Type 5-vane rotary, fix volume (DKV-14G)
Discharge 140 cm3 (8.54 cu in)/rev
Max. permissible speed 7,000 rpm
Magnet clutch Type Dry, single-disc type
Power consumption 45 W
Type of belt V-Ribbed 4 PK
Pulley dia. (effective dia.) 125 mm (4.92 in)
Pulley ratio 1.064
Condenser Type Corrugated fin (Multi-flow)
Core face area 0.21 m2 (2.26 sq ft)
Core thickness 24 mm (0.94 in)
Radiation area 6.52 m2 (70 sq ft)
Receiver drier Effective inner capacity 250 cm3 (15.26 cu in)
Expansion valve Type External equalizing
Evaporator Type Single tank
Dimensions (W x H x T) 235 x 224 x 60 mm (9.25 x 8.82 x 2.36 in)
Blower fan Fan type Sirocco fan
Outer diameter x width 150 x 75 mm (5.91 x 2.95 in)
Power consumption 220 W at 12 V
Condenser fan (Sub fan) Motor type Magnet
Power consumption 120 W at 12 V
Fan outer diameter 320 mm (12.60 in)
Radiator fan (Main fan) Motor type Magnet
Power consumption 120 W at 12 V
Fan outer diameter 320 mm (12.60 in)
Idling speed (A/C ON) MPFI model 850Β°100 rpm
Triple switch (Pressure switch) Low-pressure switch operating pressure ON --> OFF 177+/-25 kPa
(1.80Β°0.25 kg/cm2 , 25.60Β°3.56 psi)
OFF --> ON 206+/-30 kPa
(2.10Β°0.31 kg/cm2 , 29.86+/-4.41 psi)
High-pressure switch operating pressure ON --> OFF 2,940Β°200 kPa
(29.98+/-2.03 kg/cm2 , 426.32+/-28.87 psi)
DIFF 590Β°200 kPa
(6.02+/-2.03 kg/cm2 , 85.6+/-28.87 psi)
Middle-pressure switch operating pressure ON --> OFF 1,370Β°120 kPa
(13.97+/-1.22 kg/cm2 , 198.65+/-17.35 psi)
OFF --> ON 1,770Β°100 kPa
(18.05+/-1.02 kg/cm2 , 256.81+/-14.50 psi)
Thermo control amplifier working temperature (Evaporator outlet air) See Figure.
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