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926003VA1D 926003VA5B RC.600.481 12v dc air conditioner For NISSAN MARCH For VERSA MOTOR WXNS003
Parameter :
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Model Number
| WXNS003 |
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Car Model
| For NISSAN MARCH For VERSA MOTOR |
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Type
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AC Air conditioner For Car |
| Warranty |
1 year
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| OE No. |
926003VA1D/926003VA5B/8613070/926003VA0D/926001HD1A
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1.Low Refrigerant Levels
The most common cause of compressor failure is insufficient refrigerant. When refrigerant levels drop, lubrication decreases, leading to metal-on-metal contact inside the compressor. This causes overheating and eventual seizure. Symptoms include reduced cooling performance and frequent clutch cycling. Always repair leaks before recharging the system.
2.System Contamination
Dirt, moisture, or metal particles in the A/C system can be devastating. Contaminants clog valves, damage bearings, and when moisture mixes with oil, it creates corrosive acids. Dark, gritty compressor oil indicates contamination. A full system flush is required after contamination occurs.
3.Incorrect Lubrication
Using the wrong type or amount of compressor oil leads to premature failure. Too little oil causes bearing failure, while incorrect oil types damage seals. Always use the manufacturer-specified oil (such as PAG 46 for R134a systems) and measure oil carefully during servicing.
4.Electrical and Clutch Problems
The electromagnetic clutch is a common failure point. Worn bearings cause noise and slippage, while electrical issues prevent engagement. A compressor that won't engage or makes grinding noises likely has clutch issues. Testing clutch voltage and resistance can diagnose these problems.
5.Excessive System Pressure
Blocked condensers or failed cooling fans create dangerously high pressures. This forces the compressor to work harder and may trigger safety cutoffs. Symptoms include intermittent cooling, especially in traffic. Regular condenser cleaning and fan checks prevent this issue.
6.Normal Wear and Tear
Even well-maintained compressors eventually wear out. Typical lifespan is 8-10 years or 150,000+ kilometers. Aging compressors develop seal leaks, bearing wear, and reduced efficiency. When this occurs, replacement is the only solution.