Business ProfileforMavi Auto Repair and Service

May 3rd, I took my car to **** Auto Center. My AC was blowing warm air and sometimes cool air. He said it needed a new compressor, estimated at $750. May 4th the shop installed it and I paid $829.70, I turned on my AC before driving off. It wasn't cooling. They rechecked it and at 1:15 p.m. they said there was nothing wrong. I drive down the street almost 2 miles then I noticed that the AC was not cooling and my temperature gauge was increasing. The RED thermometer icon had lit up. I called the shop (1:31 p.m.)m told **** what was happening. Driving back (2 miles and less than 15 minutes later) with no AC on, the temperature gauge dropped to normal. The AC on (without cool air) was causing my vehicle to overheat. He claimed that the fan and connectors to the fan had shorted out and that this had nothing to do with the new compressor. May 5 he explained that he had the fan except one of the connectors. Again, I explained to Mavi, that I was not happy with this subsequent issue and that in reality I never received what I paid for. I had no prior issues with the fan system before my visit. He estimated $300 to get the fan fixed. I believe that there was an error in the installation of the compressor which resulted in my car's fan being damaged. I don't believe that driving 2 miles would cause my fan to be shorted out and I'm wondering if my original compressor was really bad. I never heard knocking or had any type of leak. May 9th (6 days later) I received the part, took it in and on May 10th, I paid $348.61 more and told **** that I was not satisfied with the situation and felt that I should not pay for the repairs. I would like to know if my compressor was actually damaged and needed to be replaced. It is my belief that the installation of the compressor was not done accurately and thus caused the fan system to blow out. I would like a full refund of any unnecessary expenses associated with my AC service visit.