Will Water Leak from the Chassis When the Car's Air Conditioning is On?

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When the car's air conditioning is turned on, water leaking from the chassis is a normal phenomenon. Here is relevant information: Principle: The refrigerant flows into the evaporator inside the car, absorbing the heat from the air inside the car through contact with the evaporator. It is then compressed and expanded again, repeating this cycle to gradually remove the heat from the air inside the car. Since the air contains a lot of water vapor, when it encounters the very cold evaporator, it turns into water, which then flows out from under the car's chassis. Maintenance Tips: When using the air conditioning for the first time in summer, it is advisable to check the air conditioning system first. For example, inspect the refrigerant and whether the air filter is too dirty through the liquid storage tank, and check if there are any foreign objects in the radiator. The significant temperature difference between the inside and outside of the car in hot summer can cause the air conditioning system to become moldy, leading to the growth of mold.