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AC Repair & Service

Engine Court offers comprehensive AC repair and service to combat the UAE heat, including inspection, leak repair, and refilling, ensuring maximum cooling and comfort for your vehicle.

AC Repair & Service

Engine Court offers comprehensive AC repair and service to combat the UAE heat, including inspection, leak repair, and refilling, ensuring maximum cooling and comfort for your vehicle.

AC Repair & Service

Engine Court offers comprehensive AC repair and service to combat the UAE heat, including inspection, leak repair, and refilling, ensuring maximum cooling and comfort for your vehicle.

Several common problems can impact your car's AC performance, especially when battling the constant high temperatures of the UAE. Recognizing these signs early can prevent more significant and costly repairs.

  • Weak Airflow: If the air coming from your vents is weak, it could indicate a clogged cabin air filter, a faulty blower motor, or an issue with the ventilation system.

  • Insufficient Cooling: The AC blows air, but it's not cold enough. This is a common sign of low refrigerant (due to a leak or natural depletion), a failing compressor, or a problem with the condenser.

  • Unpleasant Odors: Musty, moldy, or unusual smells coming from the AC vents can signal mold or mildew growth within the evaporator core, often due to moisture.

  • Unusual Noises: Hissing, clunking, rattling, or squealing sounds when the AC is running can indicate a refrigerant leak, a failing compressor clutch, or issues with other mechanical components.

  • Water Leaks: Puddles inside the car or excessive dripping under the dash can mean a clogged drain hose from the evaporator.

  • AC Not Working At All: This could be a blown fuse, an electrical issue, or a complete compressor failure.

Several common problems can impact your car's AC performance, especially when battling the constant high temperatures of the UAE. Recognizing these signs early can prevent more significant and costly repairs.

  • Weak Airflow: If the air coming from your vents is weak, it could indicate a clogged cabin air filter, a faulty blower motor, or an issue with the ventilation system.

  • Insufficient Cooling: The AC blows air, but it's not cold enough. This is a common sign of low refrigerant (due to a leak or natural depletion), a failing compressor, or a problem with the condenser.

  • Unpleasant Odors: Musty, moldy, or unusual smells coming from the AC vents can signal mold or mildew growth within the evaporator core, often due to moisture.

  • Unusual Noises: Hissing, clunking, rattling, or squealing sounds when the AC is running can indicate a refrigerant leak, a failing compressor clutch, or issues with other mechanical components.

  • Water Leaks: Puddles inside the car or excessive dripping under the dash can mean a clogged drain hose from the evaporator.

  • AC Not Working At All: This could be a blown fuse, an electrical issue, or a complete compressor failure.

Several common problems can impact your car's AC performance, especially when battling the constant high temperatures of the UAE. Recognizing these signs early can prevent more significant and costly repairs.

  • Weak Airflow: If the air coming from your vents is weak, it could indicate a clogged cabin air filter, a faulty blower motor, or an issue with the ventilation system.

  • Insufficient Cooling: The AC blows air, but it's not cold enough. This is a common sign of low refrigerant (due to a leak or natural depletion), a failing compressor, or a problem with the condenser.

  • Unpleasant Odors: Musty, moldy, or unusual smells coming from the AC vents can signal mold or mildew growth within the evaporator core, often due to moisture.

  • Unusual Noises: Hissing, clunking, rattling, or squealing sounds when the AC is running can indicate a refrigerant leak, a failing compressor clutch, or issues with other mechanical components.

  • Water Leaks: Puddles inside the car or excessive dripping under the dash can mean a clogged drain hose from the evaporator.

  • AC Not Working At All: This could be a blown fuse, an electrical issue, or a complete compressor failure.

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