Proper aircon maintenance is crucial to ensure efficient cooling, and one key aspect is maintaining the right refrigerant levels in your system. Aircon gas top up is necessary when the refrigerant level drops below the optimal range, which can result in your air conditioner losing its cooling efficiency.
Low gas levels not only compromise the cooling performance but can also strain the compressor, potentially leading to costly repairs. Regular checks and timely top-ups can help extend the lifespan of your air conditioner and ensure it operates smoothly in Singapore’s tropical climate.
Air Conditioner Gas Top Up – If your air conditioner is not cooling effectively or is blowing warm air, it may be due to insufficient refrigerant levels. Our technicians will check the refrigerant level in the aircon system before refilling the gas. This ensures that the system is topped up with the correct amount of refrigerant for optimal performance.
TYPE OF AIRCON GAS | COST PER CONDENSER UNIT | ||||||||||
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R22 | $60-$150 | ||||||||||
R410 | $80-$170 | ||||||||||
R32 | $100-$200 |
Note:
$40 Transport and Troubleshooting Fee will be Waived Off if repair is required.
The only costs incurred are the Aircon Components and Service Charge.
Knowing when to top up the refrigerant in your air conditioner is essential for maintaining its efficiency. Here are common signs that indicate you may need an aircon gas top up:
Regular maintenance and timely aircon gas top ups can prevent these issues, ensuring your air conditioning system performs at its best year-round.
At Coldway, we follow a meticulous servicing process to ensure your air conditioner operates efficiently and reliably. Our comprehensive aircon servicing covers everything from diagnosing issues to ensuring optimal refrigerant levels, providing you with peace of mind.
Our technicians will check for any damaged or faulty components causes gas leakage and repair it if necessary.
Check the refrigerant level with a gas gauge and evaluate your air conditioner gas refill needs.
Several different types of gases are used in air conditioner units. Check and refill with the correct type of gas.
Retest your refrigerant storage with a gas gauge to ensure sufficient gas are being top up into the air conditioner system.