What causes intermittent cooling in the air conditioning of a 2013 Buick Excelle?
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The reasons for intermittent cooling in the air conditioning of a 2013 Buick Excelle are as follows: 1. Insufficient refrigerant: This is the main cause of air conditioning malfunctions in most vehicles during summer. When the refrigerant in the car's air conditioning pipes is insufficient, the pressure in the pipes decreases, reducing the amount of heat removed. 2. Dirty condenser: The purpose of cleaning the radiator and condenser is mainly for heat dissipation. If poplar catkins in spring or dust from smog accumulate on the condenser, it can lead to phenomena such as excessive engine temperature or poor air conditioning performance. 3. Loose air conditioning compressor belt: This condition is caused by aging of the compressor belt, resulting in slipping during operation, reduced efficiency, lower rotational speed, and poor refrigerant delivery. 4. Air in the air conditioning pipes: If air mixes into the car's air conditioning system during operation, it will affect the refrigerant's circulation, significantly reducing the cooling effect.