09:47 Dec 20, 2000 |
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na | discharge valve / fill [filler] valve |
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na | purge valves, charging valves |
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na | second to drydrayton |
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discharge valve / fill [filler] valve Explanation: That would be my suggestion. Schmitt, Kfz-Technik and Bosch Kfz-Technik are silent on the subject. Maybe it's of some help to see what Ernst lists on the various parts: Ventil n (Masch, Mot) / valve Ventil n, Schieber m / valve, slide valve Ventil n (mit Schlauch) (Luftschlauch) / valve Ventil n (Elektronik) / valve [tube] einfüllen, -schütten / dump, pour in, fill abfüllen, umfüllen / decant abfüllen, zapfen (Bier) / draw beer abfüllen, teilweise [ent]leeren / empty vt partially Ernst, WB industrielle Technik |
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purge valves, charging valves Explanation: According to Eurodic, 'Einfuellventil'is a 'charging valve'. The opposite of a 'charging valve' would appear to be a 'purge valve', see e.g. http://progdev.sait.ab.ca/pwen220/123/ref-acc.htm |
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second to drydrayton Explanation: filling an air conditioning system is called 'charging' it, and emptying it is 'purging'. Reference: http://www.segm.com.cn/doce/6_7.htm |
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