How to Detect Car Air Conditioning Faults?
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Detecting car air conditioning faults can be done through the following methods: 1. Check the compressor's operating condition and whether there is any noise inside the compressor. Noise may be caused by damaged internal components. If there is internal wear, it cannot compress effectively, and the parts should be replaced promptly. 2. Inspect the condenser and fan condition, and check if the condenser fins are covered with dust. Clean the condenser fins in a timely manner. 3. Examine the blower fan's operating condition. Operate the fan at low, medium, and high speeds. If there are abnormal noises or poor motor operation, it should be repaired or replaced; otherwise, the airflow will be insufficient. 4. Check if the refrigerant level is sufficient. If a large number of bubbles are seen through the sight glass, it indicates insufficient refrigerant. If water is poured on the condenser to cool it down and no bubbles are visible in the sight glass, it indicates excessive refrigerant.