What Causes Abnormal Noise from the Air Conditioner?
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Here are the reasons for abnormal noise from the air conditioner: 1. Excessive pressure in the high-pressure pipe of the air conditioning system. 2. Dirty condenser leading to poor heat dissipation. 3. Blocked expansion valve causing high pressure in the pipeline. Here are the key points for troubleshooting air conditioner faults: 1. Observe the working conditions of the indoor and outdoor units: such as the display on the indicator panel, whether the indoor unit is working, whether the fan speed output is normal, and whether the outdoor unit fan and compressor are running, to determine whether the issue is electrical or system-related causing the lack of cooling. 2. Check various data of the air conditioner: water leakage from the air conditioner, continuous dripping from the indoor unit indicates normal operation, but this can only be used as a reference value as it is influenced by environmental humidity and temperature. The temperature difference between the air inlet and outlet should normally be 12-14 degrees, but this can also be affected by ambient temperature and fan speed.