9620077GB2 Auto Air Conditioning Compressor For 9620077GB2 WXSK005A
The car compressor is an important part of the air conditioning system, turning and powering the air conditioner through a drive belt. When you turn on the air conditioner, the electromagnetic clutch starts the compressor, compressing the refrigerant and providing cold air. If the compressor fails, it may cause the air conditioner to not work properly or provide poor cooling performance. Regular inspection and maintenance of your car's compressor is key to ensuring your air conditioning system is running well.
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| Model Number | WXSK015A |
| Car Model | For Suzuki Jimny1.3 |
| Compressor model | SS07L |
| Type | Air conditioner compressor |
| Year Model | 2001-2005 |
| OE No. | 9620077GB2/SS07LK10/9520077GB0 |
| Note | If you need assistance to make sure that this part will fit your vehicle.Please send us the photo of your old product .The OEM and/or the year,make model and engine size of your vehicle so that we may confirm it for you.We also recommend using the compatibility chart in order to make sure that this product will fit your vehicle. |
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Occurrence Of Problems
Many car owners who have not experienced air conditioner repairs might not realize how costly the procedure can be. This is why it is important to highlight the primary mistakes that can lead to numerous issues with the car's AC compressor.
1.Neglecting regular maintenance of the AC system: One common mistake that car owners make is ignoring the annual maintenance procedure for their AC system. This can lead to issues with freon leakage, as rubber hoses in the system have a tolerance of up to 10% for leakage due to their porosity. By not refilling the AC system regularly, the refrigerant levels can drop significantly over time, affecting the cooling efficiency and putting extra strain on the compressor.
2.Not using the air conditioner in winter: Another mistake is not turning on the air conditioner for preventive purposes during winter. Running the AC system periodically during the winter helps to lubricate the internal components and maintain the tightness of the system, preventing refrigerant leakage and corrosion. While the AC may not work at subzero temperatures outside, it can be turned on in a warm room such as a service station, car wash, or covered parking. This simple operation takes around 15 minutes and can have a positive impact on the longevity of the AC system.
3.Installing a fine-grained mesh in front of the radiator-condenser can hinder the radiator's cooling capacity. Consequently, the efficiency of the AC system decreases, causing the car compressor to operate under a heavier load. As a result, the compressor and several components of the AC system endure more strain, leading to a reduction in their lifespan. Similar issues can arise when debris accumulates in the radiator-condenser, particularly after spring when it becomes congested with fluff. It is common for individuals to overlook proper maintenance of the AC system and opt for inexpensive alternatives instead of seeking professional help at reputable repair stations. However, professional repair stations possess the necessary equipment, such as charging stations and gas analyzers, to ensure the correct refrigerant is used. Neglecting proper maintenance procedures can result in various problems that prevent the AC system from functioning properly. For instance, using subpar refrigerants that may contain different types of refrigerants can cause compatibility issues with the system's lubricating oil. Consequently, the lubrication effectiveness of the system decreases, and the car compressor's lifespan may be prematurely reduced.
4.Inadequate maintenance of air conditioners, based on the principle of cost-cutting rather than professional servicing at recommended specialized service stations, can lead to various violations that may ultimately disable the air conditioner. One such violation is the use of low-quality freon during maintenance, which may contain different types of freon that are not compatible with the oil used in the system. While this mixture might still meet temperature requirements, such as the boiling or condensation point, of the standard R134a freon, it can significantly deteriorate the lubrication system and quickly lead to the failure of the car AC compressor.
By avoiding these mistakes and being proactive in maintaining the AC system, car owners can prevent costly repairs and ensure that their air conditioner continues to function efficiently.
Symptoms of a bad AC compressor include:
1.Lack of cooling: If the air conditioning system is not cooling the car's interior, it could be a sign of a faulty compressor. A worn-out or damaged compressor may have difficulty regulating the refrigerant flow necessary for effective cooling.
2.Warm air blowing: When the AC compressor is not working properly, hot air may be blown from the vents instead of cool air. This is a clear indication that the compressor needs to be repaired or replaced.
3.Weak or no airflow: Another symptom of a bad compressor is weak or no airflow from the AC vents. This could be due to a malfunctioning compressor not being able to generate sufficient air pressure.
4.Unusual noises: A loud clattering or rattling noise coming from the air conditioner when it's turned on is indicative of a problem with the compressor. This noise can occur when one or more components of the compressor assembly are broken or damaged.
5. Fluid leakage: Leaking fluid from the AC compressor is a clear sign of a malfunction. The compressor has bearings that prevent fluid leakage, but if these bearings become worn out or damaged, fluid can start to leak. Refrigerant leakage can cause the AC system to stop working and may also pose health risks. If any of these symptoms are experienced, it is recommended to have the AC compressor inspected and repaired by a qualified technician.
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