My AC is working and has plenty of freon in it but not blowing cold. What could it be

Asked by Lee Jul 12, 2014 at 11:17 PM about the 2006 Pontiac G6 Base V6

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Norm answered 10 years ago

How did you determine that it has plenty of freon? Is the compressor engaging? The system is a closed loop, it requires a specific pressure on the high side and a specific pressure on the low side as well. The compressor will not kick in, and the system will not cool, unless these conditions are right. Check with a manifold. If the compressor is running, you may have a blockage, or a failed compressor.

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GuruCGF6V answered 5 years ago

2009 ponitac g6 air compressor was replaced n Freon was put in still no air condition just blowing hot air. Before replacing the old one it was working.

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GuruH8S4T answered 5 years ago

Ours is blowing very very cold....after 15 to 30 minutes....Cycling Switch Problem..?

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