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2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT TransSECTION List
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Electric driven compressor break-in drive Must be performed due to the compressor protection, when the compressor assembly was replaced with a new one. Starting the break-in drive automatically switches the A/C setting to a proper setting for the break-in drive. Perform the operation by following the compressor installation procedure Ref. to AIR CONDITIONER (HEV)>COMPRESSOR>INSTALLATION .
Expansion Valve Fully Open Mode Must be performed because if the expansion valve is not fully open when performing refrigerant recovery and evacuation, refrigerant recovery and evacuation may not be completed thoroughly. Perform refrigerant recovery and evacuation when the Expansion Valve Fully Open Mode is [Fully open]. Perform the operation by following the refrigerant recovery procedure and evacuation procedure Ref. to AIR CONDITIONER (HEV)>REFRIGERANT RECOVERY PROCEDURE
Expansion Valve Initialize Mode Must be performed to correct the offset of expansion valve opening angle, when the expansion valve cooler assembly or heater assembly was replaced with a new part. Performing [Expansion Valve Initialize Mode] can correct the offset of the opening angle. Perform the operation by following the expansion valve installation procedure Ref. to AIR CONDITIONER (HEV)>EXPANSION VALVE .
Refrigerant Filling Mode Must be performed because refrigerant may not be able to be filled up to the specified amount when the filling operation is performed. Fill with refrigerant when the [Refrigerant Filling Mode] is [Ready]. Perform the operation by following the refrigerant filling procedure Ref. to AIR CONDITIONER (HEV)>REFRIGERANT CHARGING PROCEDURE .
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