RC.600.331 Auto AC Compressor 977014L000 977011S200 97701H5100 For
10S11C For HYNDAI HB20 1.6 WXKA006
Parameter:
Model Number
| WXKA006 |
Car Model
| For 10S11C For HYNDAI HB20 1.6 |
Type
| Car Ac Compressor |
Compressor type
| DF13 6PK |
OE NO. |
977014L000/977011S200/97701H5100 |
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Car AC Compressor Maintenance Guide
1. Regular AC System Use
Why? Running the AC periodically (even in winter) keeps seals
lubricated and prevents refrigerant leaks.
Action: Turn on the AC for 10-15 minutes weekly, regardless of the season.
2. Check Refrigerant Levels
Why? Low refrigerant strains the compressor, causing overheating.
Signs of Low Refrigerant: Weak cooling, frequent cycling, or hissing noises.
Action: Have a professional check pressure levels and recharge if needed.
Warning: Never overcharge—it can damage the compressor.
3. Inspect for Leaks
Common Leak Points: Compressor seals, hoses, O-rings, and condenser.
Action:
Use a UV dye kit or electronic leak detector.
Replace worn O-rings and repair leaks immediately.
4. Maintain Proper Lubrication
Why? PAG or ester oil lubricates the compressor; low oil causes
friction and failure.
Action:
When recharging refrigerant, ensure correct oil quantity is added.
If replacing the compressor, drain and measure old oil to match the new fill.
5. Clean the Condenser
Why? A clogged condenser restricts airflow, increasing pressure and
overheating the compressor.
Action:
Remove debris (bugs, leaves, dirt) with compressed air or a soft
brush.
Check for bent fins and straighten them carefully.
6. Belt and Clutch Inspection
Serpentine Belt: Cracks or slipping can cause poor compressor performance.
AC Clutch: Worn clutches may not engage, leading to no cooling.
Action:
Replace cracked or glazed belts.
Test clutch engagement (listen for a "click" when AC turns on).
7. Cabin Air Filter Replacement
Why? A dirty filter reduces airflow, forcing the AC to work harder.
Action: Replace the filter every 12,000–15,000 miles (or per your car’s manual).
