Why is there no pressure in the low-pressure side of a car's air conditioning system?
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Here are the reasons for no pressure in the low-pressure side of a car's air conditioning system: Damage to the outdoor unit of the car air conditioning: If the fan of the outdoor unit is damaged, it will result in excessively high exhaust temperature or pressure; if the internal fan is damaged, it will cause frost formation, and at this point, it's necessary to replace the damaged internal or external fan. Failure of the compressor's capacitor: When both the internal and external units of the car are operating, but the compressor does not rotate, it will lead to overheating. In this case, it's necessary to check whether the compressor capacitor has poor contact or is damaged, and replace it promptly if damaged. Reversed live and neutral wires of the air conditioning power supply: This phenomenon usually occurs only during the installation of the car air conditioning, requiring the owner to reconnect the live and neutral wires.