What are the reasons why the car air conditioning cannot start?

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DelEli
07/30/25 5:51am
The main reasons why the car air conditioning cannot start: 1. The car air conditioning compressor is faulty: The car air conditioning compressor compresses the air for cooling and then discharges it into the car. If the air conditioning compressor fails and does not work, the air conditioning cannot start. At this time, you should go to a repair shop or 4S shop for a detailed inspection of the car air conditioning compressor. 2. The car electronic system is faulty: If the car electronic system fails, the air conditioning starter cannot sense the start command, and the air conditioning cannot be used normally. At this time, the entire circuit of the car should be checked. 3. The air conditioning button is damaged: If the car air conditioning button is damaged or the contact between the button and the internal switch of the air conditioning is poor, the air conditioning will not start. You can reinstall the car air conditioning button to make its wiring normal. 4. The battery is dead: If the car battery is dead, the entire circuit system of the car will fail, and the air conditioning cannot start. At this time, the car battery should be charged.
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