The latest, my daughter driving the car told me since replacing the control head, it is a bit better. Got the book and the expansion/receiver/dryer, that is for this week
Thanks again Dcotter0579

 

<!--br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->I faced with a lot of problems with my car, including air conditioning. In your case there can be two problems. The first one and the most simple, it can blow when you start the engine and the car is hot from the beginning, so you need to wait a bit until it gets colder. The second one can be the refrigerant leak. Refrigerant is a liquid that circulates through your car's A/C system, expanding and contracting as it removes heat and humidity from the cabin. I am lucky that I have a friend that works for https://www.socool.sg/ and he always helps me when I have problems with A/C.

 

I know the thread is pretty old, but my Sebring aircon is also blowing hot air from time to time. Could it be the problem with the manufacturer, or it's just a typical nuance of aircon working? I've tried to disassemble it, cleaned it by myself, and even ordered chemical cleaning from airconservicing.or. But it barely affected the problem. Someone here recommended to service the blend door actuator from under the dash without removing the whole system. Who has a similar situation - is the advice worked? Pm me pls, if you have the solution.

 

1. How old is the car? How many miles?

2. Do you have Automatic Temperature Control or standard A/C?

3. Have you had the refrigerant level checked or replaced?

4. Under what circumstances does the intermittent warm air occur? What causes it to go away?

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