Auto A/C Repair in Decatur, GA
Help for Hot Cars
Nobody wants to be without the refreshing air conditioning option in the South's sweltering summer heat. If your vehicle's A/C has stopped working, contact the ASE-certified technicians at Amigo Auto Repair in Decatur, Georgia. Operating since 2009, our local, family-owned shop provides help for hot cars. No matter the make or model you drive, we're here to help. Moreover, we cover most repairs with an above-standard 36-month/36,000-mile warranty, ensuring your repair dollars are well protected. Come experience our high level of honesty and fair pricing for yourself.
No A/C at All
If your vehicle's air conditioner doesn't power on at all, chances are that there's an electrical problem. This may be a broken wire, blown fuse, bad control module, or malfunctioning relay. Wiring conducts electrical current, so a wire failure disrupts the power flow to the A/C. A fuse protects against power surges. If the fuse blows, it must be replaced before the electricity flows again. The electronic control module in modern automobiles controls the air conditioner. If it goes bad, the system won't work. Finally, a relay functions as a switch for an electrical circuit. If it goes bad, the A/C may not receive any power. If your car's A/C has one of these problems or another issue, the Amigo Auto Repair team will find and fix it.
A Malfunctioning A/C
It's also possible for your automobile's air conditioner to power on, yet malfunction. The most common problem is a low refrigerant level. You'll likely notice that the A/C works when this occurs, but its air isn't cool enough. It's normal for the system to need a recharge a few times over the life of your car, but this shouldn't be needed frequently. If it is, we'll need to look for the leak allowing refrigerant to escape. The compressor may have failed if the system powers on but produces no cold air. A wet carpet or a puddle under the dash are signs of a clog allowing moisture to backflow. Finally, a musty odor similar to the scent of a wet dog that becomes noticeable each time you power on the air conditioner may point to mold in the system, a situation that needs to be remedied immediately. Whether your car's A/C has stopped working or you're experiencing another problem, keep cool by coming to Amigo Auto Repair for auto A/C repair.
