Reasons for Car Air Conditioning Compressor Not Cooling
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There are several reasons why a car air conditioning compressor may fail to cool: 1. Dirty condenser, leading to engine overheating, high fuel consumption, and poor air conditioning cooling performance. 2. Insufficient refrigerant, which typically needs replenishment every 2 to 3 years in car air conditioning systems. 3. Aging or excessively loose air conditioning belt, causing abnormal operation, slipping noises, poor cooling, or complete cooling failure. 4. Damaged air conditioning flap, equivalent to the failure of the main valve controlling all air vents, preventing cold air from being blown out. 5. Faulty air conditioning compressor or expansion valve, requiring professional inspection at a repair shop. 6. Excessive moisture in the air conditioning system. 7. Malfunctioning interior or exterior temperature sensors.