The AC system of your Volvo keeps the cabin cool and comfortable. Many components work together for giving the cold output. The AC system consists of a compressor, condenser, expansion valve and the radiator. See the mentioned slideshow to find the different parts of your Volvo’s AC system.

1. Different Parts of Your
VOLVO’s AC System

2. The AC system in your
VOLVO keeps the cabin
cool and comfortable.

3. It is also required to keep the
AC in proper working
condition to enjoy the cool air.

4. You should learn the
different parts that
constitute the AC system in
your VOLVO.

5. Compressor

6. Compressors is driven by a
belt. It makes up the heart
of your AC system.

7. These can often break
down and may need to
be replaced.

8. Noises coming from your
vents are a solid indicator
that your compressor is at
fault.

9. To test this, turn your AC to
maximum cold, turn it on with
the engine running, and put
your ear near the vent.

10. Condenser

11. Your AC condenser
cools the refrigerant in
the AC system.

12. It works to release heat
through gas compression.
This gas is then condensed
into a liquid.

13. The condenser is usually
situated ahead of the radiator.

14. Signs of a condenser problem
include reduced cooling and AC
system leaks in your VOLVO.

15. Orifice Tube/Expansion
Valve

16. The expansion valve controls
the flow of refrigerant.

17. It connects to the evaporator
and lowers the pressure of the
refrigerant coming from the
condenser.

18. A sign that the orifice tube
might be bad include warm
air from the AC system.

19. Also, the frost on your
evaporator and compressor
won't shut off.

20. AC evaporators

21. Your evaporator is
basically a heat exchanger.

22. It pulls heat from the inside of
your car so it can be absorbed
by the refrigerant.

23. It is more likely to get corroded
by acid than any other part of
your AC system.

24. You may have a faulty
evaporator if the compressor
will not turn on or will not
produce cold air.

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