What to Do When the Car Air Conditioner Blows Hot Air Instead of Cold Air?
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Generally, cars need to have refrigerant added every 2-3 years, or the need for refrigerant recharge can be determined based on the effectiveness of the car's cooling system. If the drive belt is too loose, it can easily cause the electromagnetic clutch to slip, leading to reduced transmission efficiency and consequently, the air conditioner not cooling. A new drive belt should be replaced. A dirty condenser can also result in poor air conditioning performance and may even cause the engine to overheat. The cabin air filter is an important component and must be replaced regularly and frequently. If the belt is too loose, it may slip during operation, leading to belt breakage, belt noise, loss of power assistance, and poor air conditioning performance. Replacement is necessary.