A car’s air conditioning system must be examined, maintained, and repaired as part of the automobile AC servicing process. In hot weather, the air conditioning system in a car is in charge of keeping the interior cold and making sure the air is clean and fresh. As time passes, the AC system may have problems including leaks, damaged parts, and lower efficiency, which can result in a reduced cooling capacity, unpleasant odors, and serious health risks.
The following actions are normally carried out during a car AC service:
Performance test: Lastly, our staff members will conduct a performance test to check that the AC system is functioning properly and that the cabin temperature is within the proper range.
1. INSPECTION– The car AC service inspection procedure involves visually inspecting the AC system for damage, checking the refrigerant level, identifying leaks, checking electrical connections, inspecting belts and pipes, inspecting the condenser and evaporator, and performing performance testing to determine the cooling capacity. This thorough examination helps in finding any problems or possible problems with the AC system, providing quick maintenance and repairs to guarantee outstanding performance.
2. REFRIGERANT LEVEL CHECK– Use of pressure metres or manifold sets to measure the pressure of the AC system is required for the refrigerant level check during the car AC service. To check whether the refrigerant level is within the suggested range, our worker compares the measured pressure with the manufacturer’s requirements. This procedure helps in determining whether there is a low level of refrigerant, which may point to a leak or other problems. For the AC system to run effectively and deliver effective cooling performance, it is essential to maintain the proper refrigerant level.
2. REFRIGERANT LEVEL CHECK– Use of pressure metres or manifold sets to measure the pressure of the AC system is required for the refrigerant level check during the car AC service. To check whether the refrigerant level is within the suggested range, our worker compares the measured pressure with the manufacturer’s requirements. This procedure helps in determining whether there is a low level of refrigerant, which may point to a leak or other problems. For the AC system to run effectively and deliver effective cooling performance, it is essential to maintain the proper refrigerant level.
3. LEAK DETECTION– Leak detection is carried out as part of the car AC servicing to find any refrigerant leaks. The worker makes use of specialised tools like refrigerant detectors, electronic leak detectors, and UV dyes. They look for any signs of leakage in all of the parts, including the hoses, fittings, valves, and connectors. To find the leak, the equipment looks for the presence of refrigerant or its distinctive smell. To maintain the AC system’s proper operation, avoid refrigerant loss, and guarantee optimum cooling performance, refrigerant leaks must be found and fixed.
4. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECK– An electrical system examination occurs during the car AC service to verify the proper functioning of the electrical parts of the AC system. Our workers checks the electrical wiring and connections for loose wires, damaged wires, or broken switches. To check the quality of the electrical system, they use specialised tools like multimeters to measure voltage, resistance, and continuity. This procedure helps in finding any electrical problems that may affect the performance of the AC system. For the AC system to run effectively and offer proper cooling for the car, a properly working electrical system is necessary.
4. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECK– An electrical system examination occurs during the car AC service to verify the proper functioning of the electrical parts of the AC system. Our workers checks the electrical wiring and connections for loose wires, damaged wires, or broken switches. To check the quality of the electrical system, they use specialised tools like multimeters to measure voltage, resistance, and continuity. This procedure helps in finding any electrical problems that may affect the performance of the AC system. For the AC system to run effectively and offer proper cooling for the car, a properly working electrical system is necessary.
5. BELT AND HOSE INSPECTION– The functioning of the belts and hoses connected to the AC system is examined during a belt and hose inspection performed as part of an auto AC service. The belts are visually inspected by the worker for wear, corrosion, and cracks. The hoses are also checked for leaks, bulges, and wear. They will suggest replacements if any issues are found, such damaged belts or cracked hoses. As they assist in powering the compressor and moving refrigerant, the belts and hoses must be in good shape for the air conditioning system to operate properly.
6. CONDENSER AND EVAPORATOR INSPECTION– The condenser and evaporator are inspected as part of a car AC service to make sure they are working correctly. These components are examined visually by the expert for any signs of damage, such as clogs or blockages. Workers could clean the condenser and evaporator’s fins to get clear of any dirt, debris, or contaminants that might block right airflow and heat exchange. The condenser and evaporator must operate successfully for the air conditioning system to properly cool the air, so this inspection is very important. It helps in maintaining outstanding efficiency and avoids problems like inadequate cooling or system failure.
6. CONDENSER AND EVAPORATOR INSPECTION– The condenser and evaporator are inspected as part of a car AC service to make sure they are working correctly. These components are examined visually by the expert for any signs of damage, such as clogs or blockages. Workers could clean the condenser and evaporator’s fins to get clear of any dirt, debris, or contaminants that might block right airflow and heat exchange. The condenser and evaporator must operate successfully for the air conditioning system to properly cool the air, so this inspection is very important. It helps in maintaining outstanding efficiency and avoids problems like inadequate cooling or system failure.
7. PERFORMANCE TESTING– Performance testing is done during a car AC servicing to determine the cooling capacity of the AC system. The worker examines the system’s capacity for properly cooling the cabin by measuring the temperature of the air blowing through the vents. They also make that the modes and controls are working properly. The performance testing makes sure that the air conditioning system is functioning at its best and supplying enough cooling for passenger comfort. Further testing or repairs might be necessary to fix any issues in cooling performance if problems are found.
