What are some common mistakes to avoid when installing or replacing the Air Conditioning Hose For Bus?

Installing or replacing the Air Conditioning Hose For Bus is an important task in the maintenance of buses, but there are some common mistakes that require our special attention to ensure the normal operation of the air conditioning system and the comfort of passengers.
First of all, before installation, the most common mistake is the wrong selection of hose models and specifications. The bus air conditioning system has its specific pressure, temperature and flow requirements, and different models of air conditioning hoses have great differences in these parameters. If an inappropriate hose is selected, it may not be able to withstand the working pressure of the air conditioning system, causing the hose to rupture and refrigerant to leak. For example, if a low-pressure hose suitable for small car air conditioning is mistakenly used for bus air conditioning, when the bus air conditioning is running at high load, the hose is likely to have safety hazards due to excessive pressure. Therefore, maintenance personnel must strictly select the correct hose according to the model of the vehicle and the technical specifications of the air conditioning system.
During the installation process, loose connection is a serious problem. The interface of the air conditioning hose needs to be tightly connected with other parts of the air conditioning system to prevent refrigerant leakage. Some maintenance personnel do not use appropriate seals when connecting or do not tighten the interface to the specified torque, which will cause the refrigerant to leak slowly during operation. Even a small leak will affect the cooling effect of the air conditioner over time, increase energy consumption, and may even damage the entire air conditioning system. In addition, care should be taken to avoid twisting or excessive bending of the hose when connecting, which may hinder the normal flow of refrigerant and affect the performance of the air conditioner.
In addition, neglecting cleaning is also a common mistake. Before installing a new air conditioning hose, you must ensure that the connection part and the inside of the hose are clean and free of impurities, dust or oil. These foreign objects may circulate in the system with the refrigerant, block key components such as filters and expansion valves, and cause air conditioning failure.
It is also undesirable not to check the entire air conditioning system when replacing the air conditioning hose. Problems with the air conditioning hose may be a manifestation of a failure in the entire system. For example, a compressor failure may cause abnormal pressure in the hose. Therefore, while replacing the hose, other parts of the air conditioning system should be checked and tested to ensure that there are no other potential problems. Only by avoiding these common mistakes can the correct installation and replacement of bus air conditioning hoses be guaranteed, the stable operation of bus air conditioning systems can be guaranteed, and a comfortable riding environment can be provided for passengers.