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Air Conditioning

driver02 · 2014-06-03 20:55:53

What's normally the problem if A/C stops working?

03-06-2014 8:55pm

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What's normally the problem if A/C stops working?

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#2 03-06-2014 8:57pm

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Leak meaning the gas is escaping or the compressor has packed it in.

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#3 03-06-2014 9:29pm

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MuppetCheck wrote: »

Leak meaning the gas is escaping or the compressor has packed it in.

Not necessarily a major leak. A small amount of refrigerant is lost over time particularly from the compressor seal if the system is left unused for long periods of time. A leak check and a top up of refrigerant might be all it needs. My ac was hit and miss lately I topped it up with a can from Halfords, it only took a small amount and it has been working perfectly since.

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