Check Refrigerant Levels
Refrigerant Check
The refrigerant is the lifeblood of your air conditioning system, enabling it to produce cold air. Low refrigerant levels are a common cause of reduced cooling efficiency, often signalled by air that’s not as cold as it should be or strange noises from the aircon. It’s important to check refrigerant levels before summer arrives. If the refrigerant is low, a professional top-up will restore full cooling power.
Inspect the Aircon System for Leaks or Damage
Visual Inspection
Take a few minutes to visually inspect the air conditioning system, paying attention to components like the compressor, hoses, and connections. Look for signs of leaks, wear, or damage that could cause the system to fail during the summer heat. While a basic visual inspection can catch obvious issues, some leaks may be difficult to spot without the proper equipment.
Professional Inspection
A thorough professional inspection goes beyond what you can see. Having a qualified technician check for refrigerant leaks or internal damage ensures any problems are caught early. Leaks can gradually reduce refrigerant levels and, if left untreated, can result in costly repairs or a complete system failure when you need it most.