Mercedes-Benz ML320. Service manual - part 677

 

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Mercedes-Benz ML320. Service manual - part 677

 

 

Blending air flap actuator  

Fresh air/recirculated air flap actuator  

Defroster vent flap actuator motor  

Rear shutoff flap actuator motor  

Footwell flap actuator  

Electric heater booster (for engine 612.963 only) and therefore forms a complete unit.  

AIR CONDITIONER HOUSING, LOCATION / TASK / DESIGN / FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2105GI 

MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with code (580a) Automatic air conditioning  

Fig. 77: Identifying Automatic Air Conditioning Box 

 

Automatic air 
conditioning box, 
location

The Automatic air conditioning box (1) is below the instrument 
panel.

 

 

Automatic air 
conditioning box, 
purpose

The automatic air conditioning box distributes the air that is 
required to ventilate the vehicle to the relevant air ducts and vents 
depending on the interior temperature that is required.

 

 

Automatic air 
conditioning box, 
design

 

GF83.40-P-
2105-04GI

 

Automatic air 
conditioning box 

with engine 112, 113

GF83.40-P-

 

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1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis

  

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AC OFF BUTTON, FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2107-01GI 

Function  

When the AC OFF button (

 ) on the automatic air conditioning push-button control module is pressed an 

LED comes on, the refrigerant compressor is switched off and cooling therefore switched off The air is no 
longer cooled and dried. 

 Vehicles with diesel engine:  

Additionally the electric heater booster is switched off. All other functions are retained. 

In order to switch off the refrigerant compressor the push-button control module sends a switch-off request over 
the CAN. At the same time, the compressor torque value is set to "0". After a specified time delay the 
refrigerant compressor is switched off. 

AC OFF BUTTON, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2107GI 

MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with CODE (580a) Automatic air conditioning  

Fig. 78: Identifying Temperature Thumbwheel And AC OFF Button 

function

2105-02GI

   

Maximum heating mode for vehicles equipped with engine 
612.963 only

GF83.40-P-
2105-02GJ

 

AC OFF 
button, 
location

The AC OFF button (

 ) is located at the center of the lower half of 

the temperature selector wheel (2) on the AAC push-button control 
module (N22).

 

 

AC OFF 
button, task

The AC OFF button (

 ) serves to switch the automatic air 

conditioning on and off. Function feedback is by way of a red LED.

 

 

AC OFF 
button, 
function

 

GF83.40-P-
2107-01GI

 

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1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis

  

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REST BUTTON, FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2109-01GI

Function  

Pressing the reset button (

 ) on the AAC push-button control module (N22) switches on the residual engine 

heat utilization system. When the engine is switched off, the residual heat heats the vehicle depending on the 
temperature setting on the AAC push-button control panel (N22) and the ambient temperature in the vehicle 
interior. The vehicle can be heated for approx. 30 min, with the engine switched off. The function is only 
available with the ignition switched off or in position 1. If there is low voltage, the residual heat function is 
automatically switched off. 

The flaps are in automatic mode and the quantity of air is also automatically regulated. 

The residual heat function is switched off, 

if the electronic key is moved to position 2 in the starter switch,  

after approx. 30 minutes,  

if the battery voltage drops below 11V.  

AUXILIARY FAN, FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2115-01GH 

Function  

Depending on the refrigerant pressure and/or the coolant temperature the left auxiliary fan (M4m1), right 
auxiliary fan (M4m2) are actuated. 

The all-activity module (AAM) (N10) receives the coolant temperature from the coolant temperature sensor and 
the refrigerant pressure from the refrigerant pressure sensor (B12). 

The all-activity module (AAM) (N10) compares this input information with stored values and actuates the left 
auxiliary fan (M4m1), right auxiliary fan (M4m2). 

When the following values are indicated the left auxiliary fan (M4m1), right auxiliary fan (M4m2) are switched 
on or off: 

refrigerant pressure >16 bar = auxiliary fan ON  

refrigerant pressure < 12 bar = auxiliary fan OFF  

coolant temperature > 105°C = auxiliary fan ON  

coolant temperature < 94°C = auxiliary fan OFF  

AUXILIARY FAN, FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2115-01GI 

Function  

Depending on the refrigerant pressure and/or the coolant temperature the left auxiliary fan (M4m1) and the right 
auxiliary fan (M4m2) are actuated. 

 

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1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis

  

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The all-activity module (AAM) (N10) receives the coolant temperature by the coolant temperature sensor
(B11/4) and the refrigerant pressure by the refrigerant pressure and temperature sensor (B12/2). The all-activity 
module (AAM) (N10) compares this input information with stored values and actuates the left auxiliary fan 
(M4m1) and the right auxiliary fan (M4m2). 

When the following values are indicated the left auxiliary fan (M4m1), right auxiliary fan (M4m2) are switched 
on or off: 

refrigerant pressure >16 bar = auxiliary fan ON  

refrigerant pressure <13 bar = auxiliary fan OFF  

coolant temperature > 105°C = auxiliary fan ON  

coolant temperature < 97°C = auxiliary fan OFF  

AUXILIARY FAN, LOCATION - GF83.40-P-2115-02GH 

The auxiliary fans are located (M4) directly in front of the condenser. 

Fig. 79: Identifying Left Auxiliary Fan And Right Additional Fan 

ENGINE/AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRIC FAN, FUNCTION - GF83.40-P-2118-01GH 

Function  

Depending on the refrigerant pressure and/or the coolant temperature the fan speed is increased infinitely. 

Engines 612.963 and 628.963  

The CDI control module (N3/9) receives the coolant temperature from the coolant temperature sensor and via 
the all-activity module (AAM) (N10) via the CAN bus the refrigerant pressure from the refrigerant pressure 
sensor (B12). 

 

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1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis

  

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