What are the symptoms of overcharged car refrigerant?
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Symptoms of overcharged car refrigerant: Limited expansion space for refrigerant, reduced heat transfer capacity, increased high pressure, shortened compressor lifespan, increased likelihood of leaks, frequent on-off cycling of the air conditioning due to high pressure triggering the protection system, and degraded cooling performance. The refrigerant quantity should be moderate - both insufficient and excessive amounts will affect cooling performance. Vehicle owners must strictly follow the specifications and technical parameters in the maintenance manual when adding refrigerant. Refrigerant should not be insufficient either, as inadequate pressure will result in poor air conditioning cooling performance. In vapor-compression refrigerators, besides requiring good thermodynamic and physicochemical properties, the selected refrigerant should also possess excellent environmental characteristics.