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First read and know what is Accumulator and what is its working operation:----
- A tank located in the outlet of the evaporator to receive refrigerant that leaves the evaporator. A component used to store or hold liquid refrigerant in an air-conditioning system. This device is constructed to ensure that no liquid refrigerant enters the compressor.
- A device that cushions the motion of a clutch and servo action in an automatic transmission.
- A register or storage location that forms the result of an arithmetic or logic operation. Commonly used when a series of calculations are to be used.
This is how Accumulator looks:---
Now Go through this Inspecting procedure:----
Air conditioners use either a receiver dryer or an accumulator. These devices vary slightly as to function and differ as to where they are installed in the system:
- A receiver dryer is installed in the high side.
- An accumulator is installed in the low side.
Some systems have a sight glass on the receiver dryer or in the high pressure liquid line so that unwanted vapor bubbles can be spotted as the system operates. This can give a quick check of whether the refrigerant level is too low. A sight glass is only found on the high pressure side of the system. Also, look for signs of leakage. If you find leaks, replace the part.
An accumulator cannot be serviced. Inspect it to see if it is defective or wet, if so, the entire unit must be replaced. Also check the expansion tube that serves as a metering device to the evaporator. If the expansion tube is clogged, it is again necessary to replace the accumulator.
If you think your accumulator or receiver dryer is defective, you'll need to perform an a/c system test.
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