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AC Accumulator

 

 

 

Salvage Used AC Accumulator

The primary function is to isolate the ac compressor from any damaging liquid refrigerant. The accumulators remove debris and moisture from the air conditioning system.

AC accumulator also known as receiver-drier is primarily used for the removal of moisture and filtering the dirt. The accumulator should be maintained properly to separate gas and liquid entering the compressor of the AC. It consists of a material called Desiccant that performs the function of removing the moisture.

The accumulator must be changed timely to reduce the loss of refrigerant. You can change once in 3 to 4 years as the desiccant pellets start breaking down and clog the expansion valve. It also clears the non-condensable particles entering the AC compressor.