Why Does the Car Air Conditioner Blow Hot Air When Set to Cool?
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The reasons why a car air conditioner blows hot air when set to cool are as follows: 1. Lack of refrigerant: Check if the outdoor unit of the air conditioner still has refrigerant. If not, refrigerant needs to be added. If there is a refrigerant leak or it has been depleted, the system will blow hot air. 2. Compressor not working: Feel the outdoor unit's air outlet to check if there is hot air. If not, it is likely that the thermal protection has caused the compressor to stop working, resulting in the air conditioner not cooling despite being set to cool. 3. Damaged computer motherboard: Check the settings on the remote control. If the mode is correct, the issue might be a faulty four-way valve or a damaged computer board. It is recommended to contact after-sales service for repair.