A/C not working?

Hi Mario,

To me, 47 degrees is just a tiny bit on the warm side. Generally I see temperatures between 35 and 45 degrees on the inside vent outlets.

What caused to check the temperature? Have you noticed your A/C performance getting worse and not cooling enough or were you just curious and wanted to know?

Regards,
Jon

In all the web pages that I visited, they indicate how you say. But tend more at 40 ° F (about 4 ° C). According to a workshop manual for Toyota Corolla indicates the following specifications:
Low pressure: 21- 28 psi
high pressure: 206-213 psi.

If I have 35 psi, do I have excess refrigerant?
If there is excess, prevents it from cooling even more?

It could mean that you have an overcharged system. One of the symptoms of an overcharged AC system is inefficient cooling.
Has this system been charged using one of those single gauge, can type units that they sell at the auto stores?
Do you notice any icing up of the A/C lines anywhere?
Jon

I took it to a refrigeration workshop, there they told me that the pressure was leaving it at 35 psi. They apparently ignored the pressure ranges for the vehicle as I do so far. It can be perceived that the low pressure line cools and when it switches off, the conditioned air condenses.

So the shop you took it did a recharge on it? Or just checked it for you?

In the workshop the recharge and verification was done, it was there that the manager told me that the pressure was leaving it at 35 psi once the recharge was finished.

Good to hear.

This guide can help you see what normal pressure are and how to troubleshoot issues.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/re-charge-an-air-conditioner-system

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Cheers, Ken