4. ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD
CLUTCH
(OLD TECHNOLOGY)
ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD
CLUTCH
(OLD TECHNOLOGY)
ADVANCE ONE SLIDEADVANCE ONE SLIDE
FOR A BETTER LOOKFOR A BETTER LOOK
7. FIXED MAGNETIC FIELDFIXED MAGNETIC FIELD
CLUTCHCLUTCH
MODERNMODERN
FIXED MAGNETIC FIELDFIXED MAGNETIC FIELD
CLUTCHCLUTCH
MODERNMODERN
ADVANCE ONE SLIDEADVANCE ONE SLIDE
FOR A BETTER LOOKFOR A BETTER LOOK
18. Which of the following is true ofWhich of the following is true of
modern A/C clutches?modern A/C clutches?
a.a. Most are of the stationary field-Most are of the stationary field-
typetype
b.b. Most are of the rotating field-Most are of the rotating field-
typetype
c.c. Most do not use brush setsMost do not use brush sets
d.d. All clutches use brush setsAll clutches use brush sets
e.e. Both a and c are correct.Both a and c are correct.
24. COULD WE HAVE OTHER
SWITCHES IN THE SYSTEM?
COULD WE HAVE OTHER
SWITCHES IN THE SYSTEM?
• THE ANSWER IS YESTHE ANSWER IS YES
• THAT’S UP TO THE ENGINEERTHAT’S UP TO THE ENGINEER
• EACH SYSTEM IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTEACH SYSTEM IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT
• WHAT DID YOU NOTICE ABOUT WHEREWHAT DID YOU NOTICE ABOUT WHERE
THE SWITCHES JUST SEEN ARE USUALLYTHE SWITCHES JUST SEEN ARE USUALLY
PLACED IN THE ELECTRICALPLACED IN THE ELECTRICAL
SCHEMATIC?SCHEMATIC?
27. To prevent ice formation on the fins and
coils of the evaporator, the temperature of
the air should never be allowed to go
below:
• a. 28°F
• b. 30°F
• c. 33°F
• d. 40°F