What are the reasons for the BMW 525 air conditioning not cooling?
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BMW 525 air conditioning not cooling reasons are as follows: 1. Insufficient or too little air conditioning refrigerant: Simply go to a repair station to add refrigerant to solve the problem. 2. Damage to the car's compressor: It is recommended to go to a professional repair shop for inspection. Damage or poor performance of the car compressor capacitor will cause the compressor not to work, leading to poor performance of the car air conditioning. 3. Under normal circumstances: The car's cooling system should be cleaned and maintained once when changing seasons between winter and summer, and cleaned and maintained every 6 to 8 months during normal driving. This helps to remove traces and scale that cause engine overheating, effectively prevent harmful corrosion, avoid leakage of seals and the radiator, and completely replace the old coolant.
My previous BMW 525 had experienced AC not cooling properly, likely due to insufficient refrigerant from leaks. After all, the older model's pipelines are prone to aging and refrigerant leakage. If the compressor fails, the entire system would be paralyzed, and slow fan speed would further affect heat dissipation. The worst fear is blown circuit fuses, which can be easily checked and replaced. Or if the condenser gets clogged with dust, poor heat dissipation leads to ineffective cooling/heating. I make it a habit to regularly clean the filter to prevent clogging and avoid weak airflow. It's advisable to have a professional shop conduct a comprehensive inspection rather than randomly adding refrigerant yourself, which could potentially damage system components.
