What Causes the Whistling Sound When the Car Air Conditioner is Turned On?
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Here are the reasons and solutions for the whistling sound when the car air conditioner is turned on: 1. Foreign objects in the blower: Leaves, cardboard, or even small insects may enter the blower. These objects can produce a buzzing noise when disturbed by the high-speed fan blades. There are several reasons for foreign objects entering: the air filter has not been replaced for a long time, the air conditioner's design has unreasonable gaps, or foreign objects fell in during the replacement of the air filter. Solution: Use a vacuum cleaner to remove the foreign objects. If the objects are large, the blower may need to be disassembled for cleaning. 2. Worn bearings in the blower motor: The blower works simply by a DC motor driving the fan blades. When the motor bearings wear out, the magnetic ring cannot perform a standard circular motion, resulting in a "squeaking" whistling sound. Solution: Replace the blower assembly.