Different Parts of your Volvo AC System

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Different Parts of Your VOLVOs AC System
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The AC system in your VOLVO keeps the cabin cool
and comfortable.
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It is also required to keep the AC in proper
working condition to enjoy the cool air.
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You should learn the different parts that
constitute the AC system in your VOLVO.
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Compressor
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Compressors is driven by a belt. It makes up the
heart of your AC system.
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These can often break down and may need to be
replaced.
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Noises coming from your vents are a solid
indicator that your compressor is at fault.
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To test this, turn your AC to maximum cold, turn
it on with the engine running, and put your ear
near the vent.
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Condenser
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Your AC condenser cools the refrigerant in the AC
system.
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It works to release heat through gas compression.
This gas is then condensed into a liquid.
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The condenser is usually situated ahead of the
radiator.
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Signs of a condenser problem include reduced
cooling and AC system leaks in your VOLVO.
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Orifice Tube/Expansion Valve
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The expansion valve controls the flow of
refrigerant.
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It connects to the evaporator and lowers the
pressure of the refrigerant coming from the
condenser.
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A sign that the orifice tube might be bad include
warm air from the AC system.
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Also, the frost on your evaporator and compressor
won't shut off.
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AC evaporators
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Your evaporator is basically a heat exchanger.
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It pulls heat from the inside of your car so it
can be absorbed by the refrigerant.
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It is more likely to get corroded by acid than
any other part of your AC system.
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You may have a faulty evaporator if the
compressor will not turn on or will not produce
cold air.
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