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The AC's condensor is a component that changes the AC refrigerant gas into a liquid refrigerant through cooling. Conversely, the heat generated during the cooling process has to be dissipated which is done by the condensor's fan.
There is a number of reasons why an AC Condensor can go wrong. One example is when the condensor fan does not work properly, in this case the condensor will not adequately cool and can even damage the system. Problems can also occur when the condensor leaks. This usually means the condensor's tubes and seals have worn out due to normal use, but it can also mean that the condensor has been damaged by debris from the road (the condensor is usually situated at the front of the engine bay, and therefore prone to damage from outside).
In other cases it can also be a case of the condensor being clogged up, usually because of the refrigerant getting contaminated with debris coming from other parts of the system. It is important these isues are addressed as quickly as possible to prevent further, more expensive, damage to other parts of the system.
Should you experience problems with the AC system or the condensor, then it is advisable to have the AC system and the AC condensor inspected and, if necessary, have the condensor replaced. Seeing that the AC condensor is especially prone to deterioration it should always be serviced as and when stipulated in the guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer.
The cost of replacing an air conditioning (AC) condensor depends on your car and what parts your car's manufacturer recommends using for the replacement. Find out what you could save by having your AC condensor replaced by ClickMechanic, by selecting your car at the top of this page!
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