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Keep Your Air Conditioning in Top Condition

Summer temperatures in the Netherlands can get quite high.
Noticing that your AC isn’t cooling as well as it used to? That probably means it’s low on refrigerant.
On average, air conditioning systems lose about 8 to 10% of their refrigerant each year.
As a result, the cooling capacity drops, making the inside of your car uncomfortably warm.

By regularly topping up the refrigerant, your AC will blow cold air again right away.
This also improves humidity control and helps prevent fogged-up windows.
Plus, having enough refrigerant reduces the risk of bacteria developing in the system.

To keep the AC system running smoothly, use it for at least 10 minutes once a week.
Refrigerant also acts as a lubricant for internal components.
If the level gets too low, repairs could cost €500 or more.

Your AC Is Also Essential in Winter

While AC keeps your car cool in the summer, it’s just as useful in winter.
It enhances comfort and safety by preventing windows from fogging up.
That’s because air conditioning not only regulates temperature but also humidity.
Used together with the heater, it ensures a perfect balance of temperature and humidity—year-round.