Air Conditioning System Inspection
Your Lincoln's air conditioning system is important for both your personal comfort and safety. It can even improve the performance of your car as an improper climate control system can impact the airflow to the engine and cause overheating. So, when your Lincoln's air conditioner stops working or isn't working as effectively, you don't have time to waste getting it back operational. The easiest approach to avoid troubles with your vehicle's heating and cooling is to keep up with regularly planned auto maintenance, such as oil changes and services according to scheduled Lincoln maintenance plans.
Fortunately, the team at State Motors Lincoln has years of experience working on all types and years of Lincolns. We conduct in-depth air conditioning system inspections and repairs. While we prefer to conduct preventative maintenance, we understand that accidents can happen, and breakdowns can still randomly occur. Don't sweat it out this summer in the heat. Call State Motors Lincoln today to schedule your air conditioning inspection and repair service in Manchester, NH.
Signs My Air Conditioner Needs Repairing
Over time, your Lincoln's air conditioning system might break down and produce refrigerant leaks. If this occurs, you may notice a few signs of a failing air conditioning system. This happens to most cars throughout their lifespan and is a quick, easy fix. The following are some frequent issues that may let you know your air conditioning system needs repairs or a tune-up:
- Warm or hot air blowing out of the vents when air conditioning is on
- Lack of pressure/airflow out of the vents
- No air coming from the vents
- Strange smell when running air conditioner
There are many issues that can arise from your car's air conditioner. Our first order of business will be an in-depth diagnosis to locate the cause of the problem. That way, we can get to work fixing the problem without delay. Many culprits of air conditioning failures in vehicles can include:
- Water in the system
- Lack of refrigerant
- Broken rubber seals
- Mold growth in air filter
- Restriction in evaporator core
- Broken blower motor
- Fair compressor
Routine Maintenance
When it's hot outside, your Lincoln's air conditioning has to work extra hard to keep your cabin cool. As such, it must be maintained to keep you and your passengers cool and comfortable.
Furthermore, regular A/C repair might help you avoid costly technical issues in the future. For example, if your refrigerant level is too low, your A/C compressor may not receive enough cooling or lubrication, causing serious damage to your system and requiring a full replacement. While we encourage that you bring your car in according to Lincoln's recommended maintenance intervals, your A/C system should be completely tested at least once a year. Between scheduled maintenance visits, if anything looks out of the usual with the A/C, it's better to err on the side of caution and conduct quick repairs before something becomes costly. Most of the time, the car's refrigerant is low and simply requires a quick recharge.
Why State Motors Lincoln?
When the weather heats up, there's nothing like getting into your cold, air-conditioned Lincoln to chill off. However, with time, air conditioning connections might loosen, and O-rings, hoses, and seals wear out, resulting in your Lincoln's vents only blowing warm air. Our licensed and skilled Lincoln technicians provide superior air conditioning system inspections, servicing, and repair. We ensure that when you visit State Motors Lincoln, you're getting the best possible care at great rates. Visit us today.
