Air Con Condenser - NRF 350393

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The NRF 350393 Air Con Condenser is an essential replacement component designed for automotive technicians and DIY mechanics looking to restore efficient climate control performance. This unit offers a robust build with integrated dryer and seal ring functionality for a seamless repair, though users should ensure their vehicle's specific cooling system capacity matches the condenser's 525 mm x 433 mm core dimensions prior to installation.
| Model Part Number | 350393 |
|---|---|
| Brand | NRF |
Yes, the NRF 350393 comes with an integrated dryer.
The core measures 525 mm in length, 433 mm in width, and 12 mm in depth.
Yes, seal rings are included to ensure a proper fit for the inlet and outlet lines.
While the physical installation can be done by a skilled DIYer, you must have the A/C system refrigerant recovered and recharged by a professional to comply with environmental regulations and system safety.
Matching the diameters (15.5 mm and 10.2 mm) ensures that the high-pressure lines connect securely without causing flow restrictions or leaks.
Check the refrigerant charge level and ensure there are no leaks at the inlet or outlet connection points.
Verify that the condenser fan is operating correctly and that there is no debris blocking airflow through the fins.
Before beginning installation, ensure the vehicle's battery is disconnected. Because this unit interacts with the A/C refrigerant loop, it is imperative to have the existing refrigerant professionally recovered by a certified technician. When installing the condenser, ensure the cooling fins are not bent or obstructed during the mounting process. Always lubricate the new seal rings with PAG oil before attaching the lines to prevent leaks. Once installed, the system must be vacuum-tested to ensure there are no air leaks before recharging the refrigerant to manufacturer-specified levels. Periodically clean the front of the condenser with low-pressure water to remove debris and ensure airflow remains unobstructed.