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Old 06-14-12 | 01:20 PM
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Default noob with a/c trouble.

I searched it on google seems like quite the familiar problem with ls400s

My ac light is flashing green..
the compressor kicks on for like 2 seconds and kicks off.
tried recharging it today and it wouldnt suck (KEKEKE)

also my lcd screen is blacked out so i cant read the error code..

LOL now...


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Old 06-14-12 | 01:51 PM
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http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/light...LCDscreen.html
Here's how to replace a blacked out screen.

http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/air/accodes.html
Here's how to check the codes.
Old 06-14-12 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by BRO
I searched it on google seems like quite the familiar problem with ls400s

My ac light is flashing green..
the compressor kicks on for like 2 seconds and kicks off.
tried recharging it today and it wouldnt suck (KEKEKE)

also my lcd screen is blacked out so i cant read the error code..

LOL now...


Who's gonna help me?
If you don't want to change the LCD, this might help you. My LCD screen is black too, and there are a few times when I was able to read what was on it. The last time I was able to read it my car was out in the sun being baked at around 90ºF+. The sun was also shining on it through my front windows and I was able to read it for around 10 minutes or so. The first time I was able to read it almost the exact same scenario. You might be able to use that small time frame to diagnosis what is wrong with your A/C. Not sure if this is really the reason why I was able to read it though, but give it a try it's free.
Old 06-14-12 | 06:37 PM
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If I recall correctly, the flashing AC light is an indication of a seized compressor. what you hear is the clutch engaging and when it senses too much torque required to turn the compressor the clutch disengages and flashes the AC light.


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