A/C Not Working after Disconnecting Battery

Pretty much air conditioning is air conditioning this is mobile air conditioning so while all that's going on and you see some bubbles in the sight glass the fat hoes with the gray cap marked with an l which is low side when the system is running that's the low side that hose and aluminum pipe should be getting cold like refrigerated? Do you feel that We just want to ascertain that the refrigeration cycle is in fact happening there should be a button with an illumination above it stating that the air conditioning system is on the compressor switch is activated etc hear the compressor running even if it's a little low it'll try and pump the low fluid up with a little higher RPM and start making cold If this is what's happening turn it off and get it filled up and done however whether DIY or properly at the dealer it should still be full and not having to scream bloody murder and RPM just to make some cold ❄️

 

Yeah it could be low refrigerant could be a slow leak but when you have it full even for the few minutes or whatever that it is it should run pretty normal get cold do its thing then you can shut it off check for leaks with the dye or whatever it is you're doing and go from there Just being a tad tiny bit low on refrigerant should not stop the whole show being excessively low can definitely stop the show but the switch that works this is not that greatly sensitive when it's pretty down it just doesn't come on The pressure switch won't let the compressor cut in and work so if it's working it should have gas enough to make cold especially just for testing purposes and what have you and then if you think you need to you can go pay a certain place to drain it and recharge it and all of that stuff Just keep in mind that your gassing up and charging up I don't know what 10-year-old at least compressor etc It's electric maybe talk to some air conditioning people and see what the consensus generally is on electric air conditioning compressor as far as longevity goes before you pay the 200 bucks to get it gassed up and then find out the compressor doesn't have enough ooomph to do the pumping required.