Putting off an AC repair might seem like no big deal, especially if the system still sort of works. But that delay can actually cost you way more in the long run. I had a small leak in my system that I ignored – it was just blowing a bit less cool. Weeks later, the compressor failed from overwork. That repair was 10x the price of a simple leak fix. Turns out, running the system low on refrigerant forces it to work harder, and over time, major components like the compressor or evaporator can fail. Delays also mean discomfort on hot days, especially if the system suddenly gives out. The smarter move is to fix it while the problem is small. There's a great breakdown of what can go wrong if you wait too long and how to avoid a huge bill – check out this page: https://greenecodream.com/top-signs-your-vehicle-needs-immediate-car-ac-repair/ – really helped me understand what to watch for.
The article is well written. Before repairing, you must check for faults, especially troubleshooting of AC capacitors. There is an article here that is very well written. You can refer to it. Troubleshooting AC Capacitors: Testing Techniques
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