Air conditioner recharge and diagnostics
Timely inspection helps detect system malfunctions before serious consequences occur.
- Air conditioner does not cool the cabin
- Odor appeared when the system is running
- System operates intermittently
- Seasonal check before summer is needed
What Car AC Refilling Includes
Compressor oil replacement (if needed)
Leak test using vacuum and UV dye
Refrigerant refill with R134a / R1234yf
ATTENTION! The refilling cost consists of two parts: the labor price and the price per 100g of freon.
AC Refilling and Diagnostics
For an automotive air conditioner to operate reliably over a long period, it must be properly operated, diagnosed, repaired, and refilled on time. Timely checks allow early detection of system faults, preventing more severe consequences.
Hose Replacement and Fabrication
Drivers with vehicle AC systems often encounter various cooling system failures. While this happens for various reasons, loss of hermetic seal is the main cause, typically due to damaged lines and hoses.
Radiator Tube Repair
Car AC tube repair may be needed either due to mechanical damage or because they are clogged beyond cleaning. During winter when the AC is idle, aluminum hoses and tubes can accumulate dirt, especially between the engine radiator and AC condenser.
Compressor Replacement and Repair
The compressor is the most vital component of the vehicle's climate control system. Most frequent breakdowns stem from seal loss in the freon circuit, leading to moisture entry. A compressor flush is then required to avoid total failure.
Antibacterial Treatment
Due to design characteristics, favorable conditions are created on the AC evaporator for the reproduction of bacteria and other microorganisms, including pathogens.
System Flushing
Flushing is required if moisture, dirty oil, or compressor wear debris are present in the AC system. This can occur if the car was operated for a long time with a depressurized system—such as a punctured AC radiator or a seized compressor.
