When your AC system doesn’t seem to be working even with the power switch turned on and its setting tuned to maximum cooling level, it could be due to the lack of refrigerant gas circulating in the system. Or, it may be a sign of trouble in one or more of your major components such as your Suzuki AC Condenser, compressor, or evaporator.

While driving on a clear and bright day can be a good roller for the summer, the heat and humidity in the air can be distracting and displeasing. Normally, the human body’s initial response to intense heat is to perspire, releasing body fluids more commonly known as sweat. Now, the AC system’s task is to expel the heat and the humidity inside your car and the process required to carry it out is designed to take place in your Suzuki AC Condenser. Without it running in good condition you would note that you feel warmer and yet little sweat goes out of your pores. This is because the air is already saturated with vapor that could not go back into their liquid state because of the looming heat.

Strategically positioned just behind the grille of the car to benefit from the cool on-coming air from the outside, the Suzuki AC Condenser is consist of coils, tubes, and fins neatly-laid into a flat rectangular panel connected to the other parts of the system through a hose assembly that goes on both ends, looking and working similarly to the radiator. It has a lower temperature surface than the pressurized hot refrigerant gas it receives from the compressor so the hot molecules become attracted to the surface, accumulates, and condenses into a free-flowing fluid. As this takes place, the heat goes up to the atmosphere, leaving the refrigerant cool. The evaporator turns the cool liquid into cool air, removing the heat from the cabin.

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