What Causes Excessive High Pressure in Car Air Conditioning?
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The reasons for excessive high pressure in car air conditioning are: 1. Air in the air conditioning system: The system should be completely evacuated and refilled with refrigerant; 2. Blockage in the air conditioning system: Mostly caused by a blocked or malfunctioning expansion valve, which can be resolved by replacing the expansion valve; 3. Excessive refrigerant: The exhaust outlet feels hot to the touch, and the compressor produces liquid hammering sounds. The system should be completely evacuated and refilled with the correct amount of refrigerant; 4. Poor heat dissipation in the condenser: The section of the pipeline from the condenser outlet to the expansion valve inlet feels hot to the touch. Clean the dirt from the condenser and radiator grille; 5. Expansion valve failure: The low-pressure pipe has excessive condensation or frost. Check if the expansion valve is installed correctly.