how to connect vacume pump to air conditioner
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You will need something like this. CPS Products MT2H7P5E 2V Pro-Set Manifold Gauge w/5' Premium
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Rebecca: Here is the basic set-up. The manual is a 16-page detailed with picture and diagrams to help you install the system easily. Attached is just the main pages of the install. Hope it helps. * Open the trunk and remove the right hand-side tail light assembly by turning the clips (same as if you are changing the light bulbs). * Remove the carpet that covers the right-hand side area to gain access the battery compartment and the vacuum pump located inside the rear fender. * The pump is encased in a foam mold. Remove the pump from the foam mold by sliding the foam enclosure rear-wards until it is free. Open the enclosure and slide away from the pump. * Unplug the rectangular plug from the pump by sliding the clip to the side and pulling on the plug upwards. Pictures (included) * Use a utility knife and carefully cut the black sleeve on the wiring harness to expose the wires. KEYLESS WIRING INSIDE THE TRUNK: &#61656; Black Wire: Connect this wire to Ground (Vehicle Frame Directly). &#61656; Red Wire: Connect this wire to the +12V Constant or Red/Green wire @ the Rectangular plug. &#61656; Cut the Green wire from the Rectangular plug in half (make sure to leave enough room to make a connection). &#61656; Connect the White wire from the keyless harness to the Green wire side closer to the vacuum pump, using the supplied Butt connector. &#61656; Connect the White/Black wire from the keyless harness to the Green wire side away from the vacuum pump, using the supplied Butt connector. &#61656; Find a location to mount the keyless module. The keyless module is to be mounted using wire ties. &#61656; Stretch the black antenna wire from the keyless module as straight as possible for better remote distance range. It can be held straight using a wire tie.
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1/4" Flare Female x 1/2" ACME MaleConnects 1/2" ACME R134a Hose to 1/4" Service Port on Vacuum Pump
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You do not need to replace the unit/air pump fuse unless it goes bad. And I would think it needs to be replaced with the same size = 15 amp; so not to mess up battery operation, etc.. I would think the unit/air pump as designed/as is will work fine via a DC lighter connection. The fuse is a standard auto glass tube/cylinder type. Available via any auto store.
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The plastic "filter" on the unit pops off, and there is a round fitting on the pump where you can attach a connector to a separate filter unit. That's how I set mine up.
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You definitely need the exhaust hose. The air conditioner is a heat pump and you need to pump the hot air outside. Try it and, once it's running, put your hand at the exhaust port. You'll see why you need the hose. It's a really good unit.
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The only thing I can think of is to google the model number of the air pump to find the replacement part or just take the pump & hose to your local ace hardware (or fish shop) to see if they can assist or special order a part. Hope it works!!
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The float attaches to the top of the pump. Remove one of the screws, attach the float cord about 6" up from bulb to the screw you removed with a plastic 'U' clamp. then wire tie the loose cord to the pump cord with wire ties every foot up the cord to the plugs.
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There is a connector that fits the threads on the pump and is barbed on the other end. You just push the filter onto the barbed connector
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I used the Honneywell connectors, but I think any standard connector with two metal pins to close the low voltage circuit, thus turning the central vac unit on.
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I am not sure but as you see from the pictures of the pump, the air hose is flexible and the connector is small so I cannot imaging it would not be able to connect to virtually any setup. I am using it on fox brand shocks.
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I just connected it directly to the hose on my automatic pool vacuum. Basically I have one section of the hose directly connected to the vacuum inlet, then the canister then the rest of the hose connected from the other side of the canister. No special fittings.
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Yes, 1- turn the pump off. 2- have your vac adapter parts already connected. 3- set it on top of the skimmer basket, make sure is feels right on it 4- before you turn the pump back on you need to connect the vacuum hose or vac cleaner you are going to use smaller end of the L shape adapter. 5 The round plate must sit on top of the skimmer basket nice and tight no air should be able to come in from the sides or borders since you are going to vacuum. 6- Turn the pump on. This will suck the round plate in place and suction begins.Hoe this helps
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VMInnovations used to sell these air-conditioners. Try contacting them or go online and search Google for the manual.
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Start with one end of hose connected to vacuum head and submerged. leave other end of hose disconnected from inlet. start from the vacuum head end and slowly submerge the hose straight down under water until you get to the open end. Push the open end under water and connect to inlet. If you needed t used inlet adapter that came with kit make sure O-ring stays in place.
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There is no adapter, under where you plug in the tubing is another spot to plug in the second tube line. It's covered by a plastic lid and when you remove it you can plug in the second line. You must cover the second line with the cap or be using it to pump with, if not you will have low suction.
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attach garden hose to pump - plug in pump - submerge in water - pump water out through hose