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Can I Return the Car If the Air Conditioning Compressor of a New Car Is Broken?

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StEthan
07/29/25 11:27pm
If the air conditioning compressor of a new car is broken, you cannot return the car; you can only replace the compressor with a new one. Introduction to the Car Air Conditioning Compressor: The heart of the car air conditioning refrigeration system, it compresses and transports refrigerant vapor. Compressors are divided into two types: fixed displacement and variable displacement. According to different working principles, air conditioning compressors can be categorized into fixed displacement compressors and variable displacement compressors. Common Causes of Compressor Failure: Lack of refrigerant, damage to the air conditioning flap, dirty condenser, damaged air conditioning compressor, throttle valve or expansion valve, blocked air ducts, dirty air conditioning pipes.
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