Where Does the Condensation Water from a Car's Air Conditioning System Drain Out?
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Condensation water from a car's air conditioning system drains out through the AC drain port, which is typically designed below the evaporator inside the cabin. The exact location varies depending on the vehicle model. Functions of car air conditioning: 1. Achieves cooling effect through continuous phase-change circulation of refrigerant; 2. Removes dust, odors, smoke, and toxic gases from the cabin air, keeping it fresh, while also humidifying to increase relative humidity. Maintenance methods for car air conditioning: 1. Avoid setting temperature too low; 2. Adjust vent direction properly; 3. Avoid prolonged continuous use; 4. Periodically operate at high fan speed; 5. Turn off AC during low-speed driving.