Car Air Conditioning Repair
Experience the Oz Cool Difference in Air Conditioning Service
Encounter issues with your vehicle’s air con? Trust in our expertise for accurate diagnosis and efficient repair. We advocate for biennial servicing of your car’s air conditioning system to avert potential repairs – a crucial step often missed in regular auto maintenance.
Prompt, Same-Day Air Con Repairs
We understand the urgency and offer same-day air con repairs and servicing to pre-empt problems, detect early signs of trouble, and instantly quote repairs or part replacements.
Pro tip: Schedule your standard service before summer to avoid additional strain on your air con unit.
Repairs done by Approved Licensed A/C specialist at Competitive Prices.
Faulty Compressor
We address why your A/C might be blowing warm air and not cooling.
Regas or Refill
We don’t just regas your vehicle, we do a Full Air Conditioning Service
Replacement Parts
We stock warranty-backed parts from reputable manufacturers.
There are several reasons why a car air conditioning system may stop working. Some common issues are:
Faulty Compressor
The compressor is a crucial component of the air conditioning system that pressurizes the refrigerant. If the compressor fails, the system may not be able to circulate the refrigerant properly, resulting in a lack of cooling.
Electrical Issues
Problems with electrical components, such as fuses, relays, or the blower motor, can prevent the air conditioning system from functioning correctly.
Broken or Damaged Belts
The air conditioning system relies on belts to operate various components. If these belts break or become damaged, the system may fail.
General Wear and Tear
Like any other mechanical system, car air conditioning systems can experience wear and tear over time. Regular maintenance is crucial to identifying and addressing potential issues before they lead to a complete failure.
Faulty Condenser or Evaporator
The condenser and evaporator are responsible for exchanging heat with the surrounding air. If either of these components malfunctions, it can lead to a reduction in cooling capacity.
Clogged or Blocked Components
Accumulation of dirt, debris, or contaminants in the condenser, evaporator, or air filters can obstruct the airflow and reduce the system’s efficiency.
Refrigerant Leaks
One of the most common reasons is a refrigerant leak. Over time, the refrigerant can escape from the system, leading to a decrease in cooling efficiency or a complete failure of the air conditioning.