What are the reasons for poor car air conditioning cooling?
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Car air conditioning cooling may be poor due to the following reasons: 1. Reason one: Refrigerant leakage leading to insufficient pipeline pressure. Deteriorated refrigerant can continuously corrode various components of the air conditioning system, such as sealing rings and rubber hoses, resulting in refrigerant and compressor oil leakage. 2. Reason two: Reduced heat dissipation capacity of the condenser. The longer the car is driven, the more oil, dirt, or debris accumulates on the condenser surface, leading to decreased heat dissipation. 3. Reason three: Blocked air ducts or excessively dirty air conditioning pipelines. The air filter's role is to prevent external dust and impurities from entering the car, but over time, debris can clog the air vents. 4. Reason four: Prolonged use of the external circulation mode. In hot weather, after using the external circulation for ventilation, it should be switched back to internal circulation as soon as possible.