In March 2021, I had a 2020 model of the Leading Version. A few days ago, while driving on the highway with the AC on, everything was fine for about an hour. Then, it started getting hotter inside the car. When I checked, the air coming out of the AC vent was disappointingly weak. Usually, setting it to level 1 is more than enough to keep things cool, and sometimes I even have to turn it off for a bit. But this time, even when I turned it up to levels 3 or 4, the cold air was still too weak. Finally, I set it to the maximum, which was barely acceptable. At the same time, the noise from the electric fan became increasingly louder. Later, when I turned it back to levels 1 or 2, there was no airflow at all. Has anyone else experienced a similar issue? How should I resolve it? I would appreciate any valuable suggestions. Thank you.

What could be the issue if the air conditioning compressor keeps running even when the AC switch is properly turned off? Does anyone know?

Hello everyone! I need some advice. When I turn on the AC, only the driver's side vents blow cold air, while all the other vents (passenger and rear) blow hot air, and it's really hot. Even when I close the vents, the area around them is still really hot. I went to the dealership, and they said I need to add refrigerant.

For the 2017 model, if the central control air conditioning vent is weak and you hear a loud noise from the air conditioning even when it's on maximum, but there's not much airflow, how can this be resolved?

The 2008 model doesn't have automatic air conditioning or physical buttons for the AC, making it hard to adjust to a comfortable setting. Frequently using the screen to adjust can be distracting. Do you have any good solutions for this? Also, it's been raining a lot recently, causing more fogging. Turning on the defogger feels like hot air, and when you turn it off, you need to adjust the AC again. 🤔

When I turn on the AC in my 2019 Taurus, the rear vents blow hot air. What could be the reason for this? Can anyone help explain?

The air conditioning was set to level 4, but there was still barely any cold air and the airflow was very weak. What's going on? After a day, it went back to normal. It's really frustrating.

When the air conditioning is turned on in the 3008, it triggers an alarm, but it goes back to normal when the AC is turned off. What could be the problem and how can it be resolved?

Hey guys, the AC isn't cooling and is blowing hot air. When I turn on the AC, the compressor doesn't work, even though it's new. The repair shop said the fuse box has a bad connection and replacing it would cost over a thousand. What should I do?

Hi everyone, I need some advice. I have a 2016 Nissan X-Trail with 70,000 km on it. The AC blows cold air for about 10 minutes, but then the airflow decreases. If I turn off the AC for a while and then turn it back on, it works fine again, but after a few minutes, the airflow decreases once more. Alternatively, if I turn off the AC, the airflow increases, and when I turn the AC back on, it runs normally, but after about 10 minutes, the issue returns. What could be the problem? Thanks!

In March 2021, I had a 2020 model of the Leading Version. A few days ago, while driving on the highway with the AC on, everything was fine for about an hour. Then, it started getting hotter inside the car. When I checked, the air coming out of the AC vent was disappointingly weak. Usually, setting it to level 1 is more than enough to keep things cool, and sometimes I even have to turn it off for a bit. But this time, even when I turned it up to levels 3 or 4, the cold air was still too weak. Finally, I set it to the maximum, which was barely acceptable. At the same time, the noise from the electric fan became increasingly louder. Later, when I turned it back to levels 1 or 2, there was no airflow at all. Has anyone else experienced a similar issue? How should I resolve it? I would appreciate any valuable suggestions. Thank you.