What Causes the Noise from Car Air Conditioning Vents?
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Noise from car air conditioning vents may be caused by a malfunctioning blower motor, where damaged bearings produce squealing or humming sounds. Another possible cause is resonance due to foreign objects inside the blower. The reasons for unpleasant odors from car air conditioning are as follows: 1. Accumulation of dust on indoor filters and copper fins: After prolonged use, dust can accumulate on the indoor filters and inside the copper fins. When this dust reaches a certain level, it can produce odors that are then dispersed into the air when the air conditioning is turned on. 2. Moisture inside the indoor unit: After cooling or heating, the indoor unit often retains moisture. If the air conditioning is turned off immediately without a drying or anti-mold function, this moisture remains inside, leading to mold growth and the development of a musty odor over time.