What Causes the Abnormal Noise When Turning on the Car Air Conditioner?
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There are several reasons for abnormal noise when turning on the car air conditioner, including refrigerant expansion, compressor failure, foreign objects in the blower, etc. The car air conditioning system is used to regulate the temperature and humidity inside the vehicle, providing a comfortable environment for passengers. Reasons for abnormal noise when turning on the car air conditioner: Noise inside the control panel is usually caused by refrigerant expansion, and if the refrigerant contains water or air, simply replacing the refrigerant can solve the problem. Another reason is overcharging the refrigerant, which can also cause noise. Releasing some refrigerant appropriately can resolve the issue. Noise from the compressor typically indicates a compressor malfunction. There are many possible causes, such as worn-out compressor bearings or internal components needing replacement, insufficient tension in the tensioner pulley, or belt slippage, all of which can lead to noise. Noise from the blower can be caused by foreign objects inside the blower, lack of lubrication, or severe wear of the blower itself. The electromagnetic clutch, being close to the ground, is prone to accumulating dirt, which can cause bearing issues and result in noise. If the air filter has not been replaced for a long time, foreign objects may accumulate in the air ducts, leading to abnormal noise.