Excellent Cooling Technology

When to Replace Your AC Condenser:

Damaged coil – Repairing a damaged coil can take a significant amount of time and labor, which makes it quite expensive, unless your coil is still under warranty. If not, it’s usually recommended that you replace the entire air conditioning unit.

Blockage – Any blockage within your air conditioner means there’s a major problem and that your condenser needs to be replaced. Though depending on the damaged caused by this blockage, you may have to replace more than the condenser itself.

Leaks – Since it’s not possible to replace condenser seals or tubes, you’ll need to replace the entire condenser, should it be leaking excessively.

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Compressor's Function
The compressor is the heart of the cooling cycle. The cycle begins when the compressor draws in cool, low-pressure refrigerant gas from the indoors. The motor-driven compressor’s sole function is to "squeeze" the refrigerant, raising its temperature and pressure so that it exits the compressor as a hot, high-pressure gas.

Heat Transfer
The compressor pushes the hot gas to the finned condenser coil in the outdoor side of the air conditioner where fans blow cool outside air over the coil and through the fins, extracting the heat from the refrigerant and transferring it to the outside air.

Turns Liquid
When enough heat has been extracted from the refrigerant, it condenses into a warm liquid that passes under high pressure to an expansion valve that turns the refrigerant into a cool, low-pressure liquid. The refrigerant goes from the expansion valve to the finned ev***rator coil located in the indoor or room side of the air conditioner unit.

Absorbs Heat
When the refrigerant enters the ev***rator coil where the pressure is much lower, it is chemically compelled to ev***rate into a gas. This process requires heat, which comes from the room's warm air being blown over the ev***rator coil by another fan. As room heat is transferred to the ev***rating refrigerant, the room's air grows cooler. The refrigerant, now back to a cool, low-pressure gas, is drawn back into the compressor to continue the cycle.

Importance of Car Air conditioning Evacuation.

Any time you replace or repair an air conditioning component on your car, you must evacuate the system before it can be recharged. You have to do this even if the system only requires a small repair, such as a hose replacement. This is because once the system is open, outside moisture can get in and freeze, possibly causing more damage in the future. Evacuation also helps make sure that all the gases are removed before new refrigerant is added.