Why does the air conditioning not cool when the car is not running?
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Reasons why the air conditioning does not cool when the car is not running: 1. Damaged expansion valve: This prevents the formation of high pressure in the system before the expansion valve, causing the high-pressure refrigerant to fail to reach 150Kpa. As a result, the evaporator after the expansion valve cannot cool down, leading to ineffective air conditioning. 2. Internal wear of the air conditioning compressor: This results in the pressure between the air conditioning compressor and the expansion valve failing to reach 150Kpa~200Kpa, preventing the refrigerant in the system from circulating normally and causing the air conditioning to not cool. 3. Idle speed too low: The car's computer determines that turning on the air conditioning at this time may cause the engine to stall.