What Causes Abnormal Noise When the Car Air Conditioner is On?
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Abnormal noise when the car air conditioner is on can be caused by a damaged compressor belt tensioner, excessively worn or damaged blower motor, malfunctioning internal/external circulation motor, high pressure in the air conditioning system, improper engagement of the compressor clutch, or overdue air filter replacement. Solutions for abnormal noise when the car air conditioner is on: Clean the air vents promptly, remove and lubricate the fan blades while clearing any debris, replace the blower motor if necessary, and change the air filter. Methods for maintaining the car air conditioning system: Inspect the air conditioning system before first summer use, replace the cabin air filter regularly, clean the condenser periodically (removing the radiator for thorough cleaning), and occasionally running the system at high fan speed to blow out dust accumulation in the ducts. Precautions for using car air conditioning: Avoid excessively low temperatures, adjust vent direction properly, limit continuous operation, occasionally use high fan speed, and turn off AC during low-speed driving. The main components of car air conditioning are compressor, condenser, evaporator, receiver-drier, and expansion valve.