Coach Bus Condition Installation depends primarily on factors such as the type of air conditioning system, the installation environment, and the team’s experience.
The number of personnel required to install a bus air conditioning system depends mainly on the type of Bus Condition and the complexity of the installation environment.
Installation is a complex project, typically requiring 8 to 10 people or even more. This necessitates the collaborative work of personnel with different professional skills, encompassing multiple trades including mechanical installation, electrical installation, and piping construction.
Preparation before installation includes tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and electric drills, as well as the appropriate air conditioning kit (compressor, condenser, evaporator, etc.) for the bus model.
Coach Bus Condition Installation (Core Components)
The compressor is installed in the engine compartment and requires a special bracket for fixation. The belt tension must be adjusted (avoiding excessive looseness or tightness). During installation, check that there are no foreign objects in the bracket holes and use the specified bolts and washers to ensure a secure fit.
Coach Bus Condition Piping Connections and System Debugging
Bend the piping with a special tool. Apply compressor oil to the connections and tighten with a torque wrench to prevent refrigerant leakage.
After evacuating the pipeline using specialized equipment, add refrigerant according to the vehicle’s specifications; too much or too little will affect performance. Connect the compressor, fan motor, and other wiring correctly to the vehicle’s power supply, and test the cooling effect, airflow, and noise level after starting the vehicle.
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