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    hi bigla nalang po nawala ang lamig ang hangin na lumalabas sa ac ko. as i check the fuse box sa engine compartment putol yung 10a fuse ng ac so i replaced it with a spare but after turning it on again blown out na naman. bakit po ganun anong prob? baka naman anyone could help

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    Quote Originally Posted by donald22 View Post
    hi bigla nalang po nawala ang lamig ang hangin na lumalabas sa ac ko. as i check the fuse box sa engine compartment putol yung 10a fuse ng ac so i replaced it with a spare but after turning it on again blown out na naman. bakit po ganun anong prob? baka naman anyone could help
    Have the magnetic clutch of the A/C compressor checked. Chances are it is already shorted and needed replacing or rewinding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by donald22 View Post
    hi bigla nalang po nawala ang lamig ang hangin na lumalabas sa ac ko. as i check the fuse box sa engine compartment putol yung 10a fuse ng ac so i replaced it with a spare but after turning it on again blown out na naman. bakit po ganun anong prob? baka naman anyone could help

    make, model, year of manufacture and mileage?

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    getz 06 35000

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    Quote Originally Posted by donald22 View Post
    getz 06 35000

    unable to decipher vehicle make or country of origin. but, the most common magnetic clutch coils have about 1 ohm of resistance. hence, current=voltage divided by resistance (12 volts divided by 1 ohm gives you 12 amps, higher than 10 amps fuse you had. the fuse could be protecting the airconditioning amplifier. the condenser blower uses 15 amps fuse, the evaporator blower uses 15 amps
    Last edited by jick.cejoco; January 8th, 2010 at 05:24 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jick.cejoco View Post
    unable to decipher vehicle make or country of origin. but, the most common magnetic clutch coils have about 1 ohm of resistance. hence, current=voltage divided by resistance (12 volts divided by 1 ohm gives you 12 amps, higher than 10 amps fuse you had. the fuse could be protecting the airconditioning amplifier. the condenser blower uses 15 amps fuse, the evaporator blower uses 15 amps
    OT: sir jick what is an aircon amplifier?

    TIA

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    Quote Originally Posted by jick.cejoco View Post
    unable to decipher vehicle make or country of origin.
    "getz 06 35000" = Hyundai Getz - model 2006 - 35,000km odometer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by s_quilicot View Post
    OT: sir jick what is an aircon amplifier?

    TIA

    it is an electronic module or microprocessor taking inputs as ambient temperature, engine speed, throttle position, coolant temperature, engine rpm, cabin temperature and high pressure switch/ low pressure switch and outputs as magnetic clutch relay, condenser fan relay, some inputs or outputs are not included. some are more complex. in some systems called climate control, the system is more complicated
    Last edited by jick.cejoco; January 8th, 2010 at 08:06 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jick.cejoco View Post
    it is an electronic module or microprocessor taking inputs as ambient temperature, engine speed, throttle position, coolant temperature, engine rpm, cabin temperature and outputs as magnetic clutch relay, condenser fan relay, hi pressure switch and low pressure switch. some inputs or outputs are not included. some are more complex. in some systems called climate control, the system is more complicated
    Thanks for the brief answer sir jick.

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    so jick you mean i should put there a fuse with a higher amp? a 15 or 20 amp? but why all of a sudden do it need a higher amp fuse if thats the case?

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