What Causes Loud Noise in Car Air Conditioning Compressors?
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Loud noise in car air conditioning compressors can be caused by poor clutch quality or improper tension of the drive belt. Below are the reasons for loud noise in car air conditioning compressors: 1. Poor clutch quality: The compressor electromagnetic clutch is a common source of abnormal noise. The compressor often operates under high load, shifting from low to high speeds, which places high demands on the electromagnetic clutch. Additionally, the electromagnetic clutch is usually installed close to the ground, frequently exposed to rain and dirt. When the bearings inside the electromagnetic clutch are damaged, abnormal noise occurs. 2. Improper tension of the drive belt: The tension of the compressor drive belt also directly affects the lifespan of the electromagnetic clutch. If the drive belt is too loose, the electromagnetic clutch is prone to slipping; if the drive belt is too tight, the load on the electromagnetic clutch increases. Improper tension of the drive belt can, at best, cause the compressor to stop working, and at worst, lead to compressor damage. When the drive belt is in operation, if the compressor pulley and the generator pulley are not in the same plane, it will reduce the lifespan of the drive belt or the compressor.