Car AC Repair For Drivers In The Bird-in-Hand Area
In some instances when your car's air conditioning (AC) begins to lose its cooling power or fails to blow cool air, it may be time for a simple freon recharge. For drivers in the Bird-in-Hand area recharging a vehicle's freon is a fast and inexpensive repair at Nate's Automotive. Recharge your freon today and beat the summer heat. Leaking freon may also be caused by a cracked hose or seal. It is occasionally an indicator that a more significant repair is needed.
1234YF Vehicle AC Refrigerant
Nate's Automotive is ready to recharge your car, truck, or jeep's 1234 YF freon. All vehicle AC systems manufactured after 2021 rely on 1234 YF freon as the green solution for keeping your cars cabin cool.
Come to Nate's Automotive to Replace Your Car's Receiver and Dryer or Accumulator
Your car's compressor is designed to take in air only. Moisture infiltration is an issue for vehicles in the Bird-in-Hand area. Water getting into the compressor is a common cause for compressor failure. Your car or truck has either a receiver and dryer or an accumulator to separate air from water to keep the compressor dry.
- A receiver and dryer are present in vehicles that have a thermal expansion valve.
- An accumulator is present in a vehicle with an orifice tube. The accumulator is responsible for monitoring and controlling the amount of refrigerant that goes into the evaporator.
The receiver and dryer or accumulator also removes moisture using a desiccant, which is a small, bead-filled packet, and special filters that protect the A/C system from moisture and are easy to replace.
Discover the Best AC Condenser Repair in the Bird-in-Hand area
For drivers in the Bird-in-Hand area, Nate's Automotive is the best place for car and truck AC repair. Nate's Automotive knows vehicle AC systems inside and out. Your vehicle's AC condenser is usually located in the front of the radiator. When your AC compressor is pressurizing the refrigerant flows to the condenser to reduce the temperature and pressure. The condenser is a vital component in keeping your car's cabin temperature cool. It moves the cooled liquid refrigerant to the receiver/dryer or accumulator.
Let Nate's Automotive Repair Your Car's AC Compressor
At Nate's Automotive our pro auto repair technicians understand new state of the art AC compressors. The cool air in your car is produced primarily by the compressor. Your vehicle's compressor has four main functions including pressurizing the refrigerant to cool cabin air, monitoring and controlling temperature output, sensing temperature changes inside and outside the vehicle, and moving air to your car's AC condenser.
Repair or Replace Your Car's AC Evaporator at Nate's Automotive in the Bird-in-Hand area
Located just behind the dashboard, your car evaporator oversees cooling air and removing moisture before it is blown into the cabin of your car or truck. If water is dripping on your feet come to Nate's Automotive and let us look at your AC evaporator.
Replace Your Thermal Expansion Valve or Orifice Tube at Nate's Automotive
The thermal expansion valve or orifice tube monitors the amount of pressure and temperature of your A/C system to calculate the precise amount of refrigerant that can safely go into the evaporator. AC systems are complex. For repairs done right you can trust the pro AC repair technicians at Nate's Automotive. Uneven pressure can allow unwanted moisture to accumulate in a car or truck's AC system.
