Service
Aircon Gas Top Up
If your aircon is blowing warm air or not cooling properly, it may need a gas top-up. Low refrigerant levels can affect both performance and efficiency.
Our technicians will conduct a full inspection and safely refill the gas to restore your unit’s cooling function.
We offer affordable gas top-up prices in Singapore to help you maintain your aircon’s performance without breaking the budget.
Our technicians will conduct a full inspection and safely refill the gas to restore your unit’s cooling function.
We offer affordable gas top-up prices in Singapore to help you maintain your aircon’s performance without breaking the budget.
How It Works
Process of Aircon Chemical Overhaul
Inspection
We begin by checking your aircon’s refrigerant level using a gas gauge to assess whether a top-up is needed.
Safety & Repair Check
Before refilling, our technicians inspect the unit for any faults or potential gas leaks to ensure safe operation.
Gas Type & Refilling
Using the correct refrigerant type (e.g. R22 or R410A), we refill your unit to the appropriate level using a calibrated refrigerant tank.
Final Check
We recheck the refrigerant level to confirm it’s back to normal—ensuring your aircon cools effectively and efficiently.
Why Book With Us
Causes of Aircon Gas Leak
Understanding why gas leaks happen can help prevent future issues and maintain your aircon’s performance. Here are some of the most common causes:
- Poor Installation
Incorrect installation of copper pipes, joints, or valves can lead to loose fittings or poor sealing, allowing refrigerant to slowly escape and affecting your aircon’s cooling efficiency.
- Natural Wear and Tear
Over time, components like coils or connectors may develop hairline cracks or corrosion due to constant pressure and temperature fluctuations, leading to gas leakage.
- Manufacturing Defects
Some units may have factory defects in parts like the evaporator coil or valve system, making them more prone to leaks even with normal use.
- Excessive Vibration
Improper mounting or extended usage can cause vibration that loosens joints or stresses piping, eventually causing tiny fractures that leak gas.
- External Damage
Physical damage during renovation, pest interference (like rodents), or long-term exposure to harsh environments can break or weaken key parts, resulting in leaks.
Signs Your Aircon Has a Gas Leak
- Aircon is running, but room remains warm or poorly cooled.
- Ice buildup on the evaporator coils.
- Hissing or bubbling noises coming from the unit.
- Unexplained increase in electricity bills.
- Water leaking or pooling around the indoor unit.
What to Do When You Suspect a Leak
- Turn off your aircon to prevent further damage.
- Check for signs like oily stains or ice buildup.
- Call a technician for a proper inspection.
- Seal the leak and top up gas if needed.
- Schedule regular servicing to avoid future issues.