What Causes BMW Compressor Not Working?
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Reasons for car compressor not working: 1. Circuit system failure: Short circuits or open circuits in the wiring directly cut off the power transmission path, preventing the electromagnetic clutch from properly controlling the compressor's operation. 2. Lack of refrigerant: Refrigerant and refrigeration oil are mutually soluble and circulate back to the compressor through the system. If the Freon in the refrigerant is depleted, it will lead to insufficient oil return, reducing the compressor's lubrication effectiveness and causing it to seize or fail. 3. Mechanical wear of the compressor: Long-term operation under high-speed load conditions may cause premature mechanical wear of compressor components, rendering it inoperable. 4. Over-tightened drive belt: An over-tightened drive belt can directly cause the compressor to seize during operation, so it's essential to regularly check the belt's tension. Conversely, an overly loose belt will result in power transmission slippage, leading to intermittent cooling effects and reduced performance.