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[alfa] Re: wierd milano electrical bit



The electronic box above the glovebox is the brains of the ARC. The display panel is merely that--a display panel.

As for the tube, my guess would be that it's meant to detect an iced-up evaporator and shut off the aircon. Perhaps it works sort of like a Spica TA such that if the evaporator temperature is too low, it extends a bulb at the other end to open the switch, or something. I've never been inside the Milano HVAC besides to replace the resistors, but I do know that there's an additional switch depicted in the wiring diagram, the purpose of which I don't understand.

-Joe


At 2:09 PM +0000 7/26/04, alfa-digest wrote:

Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2004 15:44:55 -0600
From: Carson or Wendy <[email protected]>
Subject: [alfa] wierd milano electrical bit

While taking apart the verde even more today I ran into a couple of
things that are firsts for me.
The first..  being electrical devices above the glove box. There is the
panel with three screws above the front shelf and attached to it are two
things, one looks like the door ajar chime and the other is the root of
my question. It's quite large 6x4x2" with 7 plugs going to it. PN is
161144505501 from a sticker on it.
The other question is with the heater controls. The AC knob has a sealed
tube coming off it and disappearing into the heater box. What's involved
with getting the rest of this tube out in one piece? I took the fan and
resistors out to look in there but couldn't see anything.

Thanks,
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Canada

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