A car’s air conditioning works like any standard air conditioner, except on a much smaller format. It’s important to note that vehicle a/c removes heat from the air entering its system to make the nice, cold air you feel when it’s on. The refrigerant in your vehicle alternates between a gas and liquid state. When refrigerant in its cool liquid form is exposed to warm air in your vehicle’s condenser inside your car, it evaporates into a gas and absorbs or removes heat from the surrounding environment. The heated refrigerant then moves to a separate part of the system, where the gas is compressed into liquid by the compressor. Before the refrigerant can cycle back through the system, any water that may have been created in the process needs to be removed. This is achieved by a component known as a receiver or dryer. Once the water is removed from the system, the refrigerant can start the cycle all over again. We make sure all parts of your air conditioning system are working appropriately and are properly filled with freon. So when you are in the Arlington you can bring your car to Danny’s Norwood Automotive Repair today.