Mercedes-Benz ML320. Manual — part 689
The mechanical flaps are regulated by a linkage to the blending air flap actuator motor (M16/8). The flaps open
or close the passage of air through the heating system heat exchanger in order to mix heated air with cooled air
in the correct proportion necessary to achieve the desired in-car temperature.
The set point flap angle of the blending air flaps is determined by the air conditioning control module as a
function of the following information:
set point temperature selected at the temperature selector wheel
in-car temperature measured at the in-car temperature sensor (B10/4)
BLENDING AIR FLAP MOTOR FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2105-02GI
Function
The blending air flap actuator motor (M2/6) is actuated via the AC bus and as a function of the position of the
temperature selector wheel in the AAC push-button control module (N22) and the actual in-car temperature.
The mechanical flaps are regulated by a linkage to the blending air flap actuator motor (M2/6). The flaps open
or close the passage of air through the heating system heat exchanger in order to mix heated air with cooled air
in the correct proportion necessary to achieve the desired in-car temperature.
The set point flap angle of the blending air flaps is determined by the AAC push-button control module (N22)
as a function of the following information:
set point temperature selected at the temperature selector wheel
in-car temperature measured at the in-car temperature sensor (N22b1)
temperatures of the air stream measured at the center nozzle air stream temperature sensors, footwell
forward and rear (B10/24, B10/25 and B10/7)
outside temperature measured by the outside temperature indicator temperature sensor (B14)
All actuators are identical.
If a problem exists, it is possible to retrieve and verify the defined end positions by means of the diagnosis
assistant system (DAS) (valuation trip).
After an actuator motor has been replaced, an adjustment run must be performed via the Diagnosis Assistant
System (DAS), i.e. the end positions flap OPEN and SHUT are defined and retained.
ICING PROTECTION TEMPERATURE SENSOR, LOCATION - GF83.57-P-2106-01GH
The icing protection temperature sensor (R35) is located at the center rear of the evaporator housing.
2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis
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Fig. 121: Identifying Icing Protection Temperature Sensor
ICING PROTECTION TEMPERATURE SENSOR, FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2106-02GH
Function
The icing protection temperature sensor (R35) is located in the air flow behind the evaporator. It sends its
resistance value depending upon the temperature at the evaporator to the air conditioning control panel (S98) or
AAC push-button control module (N22).
At an evaporator temperature of 1 to 3°C the refrigerant compressor is switched off. This helps to prevent the
evaporator from icing up. As a result the outlet temperature fluctuates insignificantly at the nozzles.
IN-CAR TEMPERATURE SENSOR WITH ASPIRATOR BLOWER, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2107GH
MODEL 163 as of 1.12.99 up to 31.8.01
OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2110GH
MODEL 163 as of 1.12.99 up to 31.8.01 with code (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
In-car temperature sensor
with aspirator blower,
location
GF83.57-P-
2100-01GH
In-car temperature sensor
with aspirator blower, task
The in-car temperature sensor (B10/4) with aspirator blower
(M9) records all the in-car temperatures and sends them to
the air conditioning control module.
The aspirator blower (M9) then uses air from the passenger
compartment to supply a constant flow of air to the in-car
temperature sensor (B10/4).
In-car temperature sensor
with aspirator blower
function
GF83.57-P-
2100-02GH
Outside temperature
sensor position
GF83.57-P-
2103-02GH
2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis
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SUN SENSOR POSITION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2111GI
MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with CODE (580a) Automatic air conditioning
Fig. 122: Identifying Sun Sensor
BLENDING AIR FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2112GC
MODEL 163 up to 31.8.01, 168 with code (580) Air conditioning or Tempmatic for USA
Outside temperature
sensor, task
The outside temperature sensor (B10/5) records all the outside
temperature and sends it to the air conditioning control module
(N19).
Outside temperature
sensor function
GF83.57-P-
2103-01GH
Sun sensor,
location
The sun sensor (B32) is located behind the instrument cluster in the instrument panel.
Sun sensor,
task
The sun sensor (B32) measures the intensity and direction of the solar radiation.
Sun sensor,
function
The sun sensor (B32) records the intensity and angle of incidence of the solar radiation
onto the vehicle. This makes it possible, dependent on the solar radiation intensity
(brightness) the in-car temperature and the blower speed to be automatically adjusted.
Blending air flap
GF83.57-P-
2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis
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BLENDING AIR FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2112GI
MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with CODE (580a) Automatic air conditioning
Fig. 123: Identifying Blending Air Flap Actuator Motor
ICING PROTECTION TEMPERATURE SENSOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.57-P-2113GH
actuator motor, location Model 168
2105-01GC
Model 163
GF83.57-P-
2105-01GH
Blending air flap
actuator motor, task
The blending air flap actuator motor (M16/8) serves to set
the air conditioning system's ventilation temperature.
Blending air flap
actuator motor, function
Model 168
GF83.57-P-
2105-02GC
Model 163
GF83.57-P-
2105-02GH
Blending air flap
actuator motor, location
The blending air flap actuator motor (M2/6) is located at the
top center of automatic air conditioner housing.
Blending air flap
actuator motor, task
The blending air flap actuator motor (M2/6) serves to set the
air conditioning system's ventilation temperature.
Blending air flap
actuator motor, function
GF83.57-P-
2105-02GI
2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320
1998-2005 HVAC Climate Control - 163 Chassis
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