1. Turn on the air conditioner and check the temperatures of the tubes at the inlet and outlet of the receiver/dryer.
2. If a temperature difference is felt, the receiver/dryer is clogged. Replace the receiver/dryer.
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Checking the receiver/dryer (Mitsubishi Carisma)
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