What Causes Car Refrigerant Leakage?

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Car refrigerant leakage can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Pipeline failure: When laying the connecting pipes between the indoor and outdoor units of the air conditioner, if the bending angle of the pipes is too small, it may cause the pipes to crack and leak refrigerant or result in no refrigerant. It is necessary to appropriately increase the bending radius of the pipes to prevent them from being bent too sharply. For pipes that are leaking refrigerant, timely repair or replacement is required. 2. Leak points in the refrigeration system: When replacing components of the refrigeration system, if the secondary installation of the components is not tight, it may lead to refrigerant leakage in the pipes and the refrigeration system. Apply a not-too-thick soapy water solution to the entire refrigeration system pipeline and areas with welding points for leak detection. The testing conditions require the refrigeration system to be filled with refrigerant. Pay close attention to inspecting areas with oil stains on the pipes, identify the leak points one by one, and repair or replace the components based on the actual situation.