Why is there no air coming out in the heating mode of the air conditioner?
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The main common faults that cause no air output in the car air conditioner's heating mode are: blower failure, air filter failure, and control system failure. The following is a detailed explanation: 1. The blower is the core component that determines whether the air conditioner outputs air. If it fails, there will definitely be no air output. The causes of blower failure may include overheating damage to the internal coils or capacitor failure. Car owners can check for faults by turning the air conditioner's fan speed and air volume to the maximum and listening for the blower's sound. 2. A clogged air filter is the most common cause of no air output. Outside air passes through the air filter before entering the car, and it also absorbs many airborne particles, making it prone to clogging. The air filter can be removed, and if it is not too dirty, the debris can be cleared with an air gun before reinstalling it to check the air outlet. 3. If the above faults are not found, then the problem lies in the car air conditioner's control system. The air door, control switch, or car air conditioner computer could be the cause of the failure. It is recommended to visit a repair shop as soon as possible for inspection and repair to avoid future troubles.