What are the reasons for the air conditioning not cooling in the Lynk & Co 01?
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The main reason for the air conditioning not cooling in the Lynk & Co 01 is a dirty condenser. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. Dirty condenser: The condenser is a part of the car's air conditioning system, with its main function being heat dissipation. If the driving environment is poor, excessive dust accumulation can lead to poor heat dissipation performance, resulting in reduced air conditioning cooling efficiency. 2. Long-term non-replacement of the filter: The car's air conditioning filter acts as a 'filter barrier' for outside air entering the car. If the air conditioning filter is covered with dust, the airflow from the air conditioning will decrease, and consequently, the cooling effect will be reduced, affecting the car's cooling performance. 3. Lack of refrigerant: Insufficient refrigerant is also a significant reason for the air conditioning not cooling. Without enough refrigerant, the car's air conditioning cannot cool. This lack of refrigerant is generally not easy to occur unless the car has suffered an impact leading to leakage.
I think the issue of the Lynk & Co 01 air conditioning not cooling is quite common, and I've experienced it myself. While driving, I was sweating from the heat, and after checking, I found it might be due to refrigerant leakage or a faulty compressor. Also, when the air filter is clogged, the airflow decreases. I tried a DIY check on the filter, which is located under the passenger seat, took it out and rinsed it with water, but there was no improvement. Later, I went to a professional repair shop, and they told me that aging wires caused the control board to malfunction. Replacing it solved the problem. I recommend testing the air conditioning before hot weather arrives. If you find any issues, don't delay fixing them to avoid discomfort and distraction on the road—safety first. A little tip is to listen to the compressor's sound; if it makes a clicking noise, it might be faulty—don't ignore it.
