Brilliant Air con cleaner. - Page 4

SD1too · 11th September 2014, 14:06

Thanks Basi ... err, Phil. You have no slow speed which means renew the resistor!

Simon

Phil th Barrow · 11th September 2014, 14:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too

Thanks Basi ... err, Phil. You have no slow speed which means renew the resistor!

Simon

Thanks Simon. Ill get in touch with joules for a new one.

tourer · 11th September 2014, 15:26

I think this tread about condenser cleaner has been hi-jacked by fan motors.

doopydug · 11th September 2014, 15:27

Back on topic then - I ordered one based on the OP recommendation and will update the thread with results when I receive it - looks like its coming from abroad

Phil th Barrow · 12th September 2014, 08:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by tourer

I think this tread about condenser cleaner has been hi-jacked by fan motors.

Sorry that we moved of subject on my original post. But Simon needed to help save me over heating me air con pump.... It wont happen again.

GagHalfrunt · 13th September 2014, 06:57

It mentions a "professional" method for application:
http://www.1z-usa.com/klima-cleaner-...l#.VBPpnNq9KSM

Do you think this is possible for our cars? The examples have the pollen filter right over the motor with the filter in the glove box which differs from ours.

My aircon stinks!

SD1too · 13th September 2014, 08:39

Hi Dave,

Generic instructions are a guide to what is required, but have to be adapted for the vehicle concerned. The essential thing is that the bactericide is deposited onto the surface of the evaporator. For our cars nebrog23 came up with the idea of intercepting a drain tube in the footwell. This is the method I intend to try.

Simon

SD1too · 19th September 2014, 09:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil th Barrow

Thanks Simon. Ill get in touch with joules for a new one.

I'm pleased to report that Phil has fitted a new resistor and now has a fully functioning fan.

Simon

Valkman · 5th October 2014, 14:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too

Hi Dave,

Generic instructions are a guide to what is required, but have to be adapted for the vehicle concerned. The essential thing is that the bactericide is deposited onto the surface of the evaporator. For our cars nebrog23 came up with the idea of intercepting a drain tube in the footwell. This is the method I intend to try.

Simon

Any more info on this method?

bigblue75 · 21st October 2017, 13:39

How did any of the original thread contributors get on with this?
Did anybody else ever try this stuff?
Did you use it through the face vents? The drain tube? The air recirculation vent? How much did you use? Did it work? Was it messy? Would you or have you used it again?

Any and all experience welcome as would like to freshen up the air con smell... without messing up the interior or the ductwork and vents.
Thanks in advance.

11th September 2014, 14:06	#31
SD1too Doesn't do things by halves Rover 75 2.5 Connoisseur Auto (1999) Dealer launch model. Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Former Middlesex Posts: 20,372 Thanks: 1,587 Thanked 3,749 Times in 3,181 Posts	Thanks Basi ... err, Phil. You have no slow speed which means renew the resistor! Simon __________________ "Whatever is rightly done, however humble, is noble." Sir Henry Royce.

13th September 2014, 06:57	#36
GagHalfrunt Gets stuck in MG ZT190+ Solar Red Commission No: 396 Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Very North Cotswolds Posts: 702 Thanks: 17 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	It mentions a "professional" method for application: http://www.1z-usa.com/klima-cleaner-...l#.VBPpnNq9KSM Do you think this is possible for our cars? The examples have the pollen filter right over the motor with the filter in the glove box which differs from ours. My aircon stinks! __________________ Dave D. Vell, He'z Juzt Ziz Guy Y'Know?

13th September 2014, 08:39	#37
SD1too Doesn't do things by halves Rover 75 2.5 Connoisseur Auto (1999) Dealer launch model. Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Former Middlesex Posts: 20,372 Thanks: 1,587 Thanked 3,749 Times in 3,181 Posts	Hi Dave, Generic instructions are a guide to what is required, but have to be adapted for the vehicle concerned. The essential thing is that the bactericide is deposited onto the surface of the evaporator. For our cars nebrog23 came up with the idea of intercepting a drain tube in the footwell. This is the method I intend to try. Simon __________________ "Whatever is rightly done, however humble, is noble." Sir Henry Royce.

21st October 2017, 13:39	#40
bigblue75 older not wiser 75 Tourer Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Falkirk Posts: 274 Thanks: 93 Thanked 46 Times in 35 Posts	Thread Resurrection How did any of the original thread contributors get on with this? Did anybody else ever try this stuff? Did you use it through the face vents? The drain tube? The air recirculation vent? How much did you use? Did it work? Was it messy? Would you or have you used it again? Any and all experience welcome as would like to freshen up the air con smell... without messing up the interior or the ductwork and vents. Thanks in advance. Last edited by bigblue75; 21st October 2017 at 13:43..

11th September 2014, 15:26	#33
tourer Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Tourer CDT Auto. Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Long Eaton Posts: 1,342 Thanks: 30 Thanked 220 Times in 160 Posts	I think this tread about condenser cleaner has been hi-jacked by fan motors.

11th September 2014, 15:27	#34
doopydug Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Fife Posts: 1,595 Thanks: 88 Thanked 269 Times in 235 Posts	Back on topic then - I ordered one based on the OP recommendation and will update the thread with results when I receive it - looks like its coming from abroad