Electromagnet of air conditioner compressor OPEL Astra G / Zafira A, Kyiv

Electromagnet air conditioner compressor OPEL Astra G / Zafira A

Looking for a reliable and high-quality solenoid for the air conditioning compressor of your OPEL Astra G or Zafira A? Our air conditioner compressor solenoid from EUROKLIMA is your key to comfortable and cool driving in the heat.

Description:

Manufactured by EUROKLIMA, our A/C Compressor Solenoid is a reliable component that keeps your car's A/C system running smoothly. With its help, your air conditioner will work efficiently and provide a comfortable temperature in the interior of your car even on the hottest days.

Features:

Inner diameter: 60mm
Outer diameter: 92mm
Height: 27mm
Seat: 45mm
Voltage: 12V

Application:
Our air conditioning compressor solenoid is suitable for DELPHI CVC and V5 compressors and is installed on the following car models:

OPEL Astra G
OPEL Zafira A
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Parts numbers from manufacturers:

General Motors: 09118281, 24432392, 93176127, 93176853, 93176855, 93176877.

Opel: 1618329, 1854087, 1854092, 1854101, 1854102, 1854111, 1854123, 1854272, 6854013, 6854024, 64 124750.

EUROKLIMA: CA520, CA660, CA668.

Delphi: CVC, CVCC, V5.

Reasons for failure:

Overheating – caused by a worn pulley bearing, slippage of the pulley and pressure plate.

Incorrect installation by the master installer (for example, when mixing up the positive and negative connections).

How to determine that the electromagnet does not work?

An electromagnetic coil is a device that is activated when an electrical voltage is applied to it and attracts a pressure plate connected to the compressor shaft through a splined connection. Thus, the solenoid coil controls the engagement of the pulley with the compressor shaft as it starts the car's air conditioning system.

The electromagnet is often the cause of the breakdown of the air conditioner, so the correct diagnosis of its operation is extremely important when detecting malfunctions in the air conditioner.

How to check: This can be done with a tester. The resistance at 12 V should be approximately 3-4 Ohms, and at 24 - much higher, about 6-12 Ohms. If the resistance does not correspond to these values ​​or is absent at all, then the electromagnetic coil does not work and needs to be replaced.