In winter and summer, air conditioning is one of the indispensable appliances for people. However, over time, air conditioners may be deprived of fluoride, resulting in reduced cooling effectiveness. So, how can you tell if an air conditioner is deficient in fluorine?
1 Observe the cooling effect of the air conditioner. If the cooling effect of the air conditioner in winter or summer is significantly reduced, such as the air outlet temperature is not low enough, or it needs to be turned on for a long time to reach the set temperature, this may be a sign of the air conditioner's lack of fluoride.
2 Check the outdoor unit of the air conditioner. If the compressor of the outdoor unit runs frequently, but the cooling effect is still not good, this may be due to insufficient refrigerant. At this point, the right amount of refrigerant can be added to the air conditioning system to restore the normal cooling effect.
3 Check the connecting pipes of the air conditioner. If there is a leak or aging in the connecting pipeline, the refrigerant is easy to leak, resulting in a lack of fluorine in the air conditioner. Therefore, when inspecting the air conditioner, it is also necessary to pay attention to check whether the connecting pipes have leakage points or aging phenomena.
4 Check the compressor of the air conditioner. If the compressor fails, it will also lead to a lack of fluorine in the air conditioner. Common compressor failures include jamming, leakage, etc. If the compressor is found to be faulty, it is necessary to have a professional maintenance personnel overhaul or replace the compressor.
In short, when using the air conditioner in winter and summer, it is necessary to pay attention to the refrigeration effect of the air conditioner and the working condition of the outdoor unit. If the air conditioner is found to be deficient in fluoride, it is necessary to ask professional maintenance personnel to overhaul and replenish the refrigerant in time to ensure the normal operation of the air conditioner and prolong the service life.