When to Get Your Car A/C Serviced & Repaired

• Not Cooling Properly: If the A/C is blowing warm air or takes a long time to cool the vehicle.
• Unpleasant Odors: When you notice strange smells emanating from the A/C vents, which might be due to mold or bacterial growth.
• Weak Airflow: If the air blowing through the vents is not as forceful as it should be, it could indicate issues with the blower motor or fan.
• Unusual Noises: If you hear rattling, buzzing, or any unusual sounds when the A/C is running, it might signify a mechanical problem.
• Leakage Issues: If you notice any fluid leaks inside or under the vehicle related to the A/C system.
• Excessive Moisture: When you notice excessive moisture or dampness inside the vehicle, which could suggest a clogged evaporator or drainage issue.
• Failure to Defog Windows: If the A/C system is unable to clear the fog from the windows efficiently, it may indicate problems with the defrosting mechanism.
• Fluctuating Temperatures: When the A/C inconsistently provides cool air, switching between cool and warm intermittently.
• Visual Signs of Damage: If you observe physical damage to the A/C compressor or any visible wear and tear on belts and hoses.
• Age-Related Service: Consider routine A/C checks as your vehicle ages, even if there are no apparent issues, to prevent future problems.
• After a Collision or Accident: Ensure the A/C system is checked following an accident, as damage may not always be visible externally.
• Before Summer: Have your A/C system checked before the hot weather hits to ensure optimal performance during peak temperatures.
• A/C Light Blinking: If the A/C light on the dashboard is blinking or if there are warning lights related to the cooling system.