Is it necessary to repair a car air conditioner leaking refrigerant?
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It is necessary to repair a car air conditioner leaking refrigerant, as it can reduce the cooling efficiency of the air conditioner. If the refrigerant is leaking from the air conditioning system pipelines, a technician needs to inspect the pipelines for leaks, locate the refrigerant leakage point, and then perform repairs or replace the pipelines. If the compressor is leaking refrigerant, it requires repairing or replacing the compressor. Typically, refrigerant leakage in car air conditioners is caused by aging or deformed sealing rings. Most leak sealants work by expanding the rubber sealing rings to fill the gaps. While this method can show noticeable short-term results, leaks may recur over time, necessitating the replacement of the sealing rings. If the car air conditioning system exhibits poor cooling performance or emits odors when turned on, it can affect normal usage. It is recommended to regularly clean and maintain the car air conditioner.