Most AC problems begin as dirt, a small leak or a choked drain. Regular servicing catches them early, and when something does fail we diagnose before we replace.
What is included
Deep cleaning
Filters, coils, blower and drain tray washed.
Gas charging
The leak is found and fixed first, then refrigerant is charged to the right level.
Fault diagnosis
Readings taken to find the real cause before any part is changed.
Electrical and PCB repairs
Capacitors, contactors, sensors and control boards.
Cooling check
Temperatures and currents measured after every service.
Breakdown calls
A technician sent to attend when an AC stops working.
Diagnosed first. Repaired once.
Four steps from enquiry to handover
Call or message
Tell us the AC type and what it is doing.
Inspection and diagnosis
The technician checks the unit and explains the fault.
Service or repair
The work is done with your approval.
Test and report
Cooling is checked and you get a note of what was done.
What the symptom usually means
A quick guide. The technician confirms the cause with readings on site.
AC runs but does not cool
Dirty filters or coils, low refrigerant from a leak, or a failed capacitor.
Water dripping indoors
A blocked drain line or a dirty coil.
Unit trips or will not start
An electrical fault, a weak capacitor or a compressor problem.
Ice on the pipes or coil
Low airflow from dirty filters, or low refrigerant.
Unusual noise or smell
Loose parts, a worn fan motor, or a dirty, damp coil.
Typical applications
Split ACs
Wall-mounted units at home and work
Cassette ACs
Ceiling units in shops and offices
Ductable units
Concealed units with ducting
VRV/VRF systems
Multi-zone systems
Questions about AC service and repair
How often should an AC be serviced?
For home use, a service before summer and one mid-season is common practice. Offices and shops that run ACs all day need it more often.
Why does my AC need gas again and again?
Refrigerant does not get used up. If it needs topping up, there is a leak, and the leak must be repaired first.
My AC is dripping water inside. What is wrong?
It is usually a blocked drain line or a dirty coil. Both are fixed during a service.
Often taken together
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