Kandenko Cooling System · Singapore
Air conditioning systems require refrigerant gas like R22, R410A or R32 to function. Low gas or no gas can cause your air conditioner to not function properly.

Low gas level can be identified by a measuring instrument which every aircon service professional carries. If you have a periodic servicing package, make sure gas level monitoring is included so a low level can be identified and refilled. Gas top-up pricing varies with the type of refrigerant, the amount of gas required and any additional repairs needed. Choose a reliable and experienced service provider so the top-up is performed safely and efficiently.
Prices by refrigerant gas type
Refrigerant top-up, priced by gas type.
These signs can also have other causes, so a professional technician should diagnose the system.
Reduced Cooling Performance
Your air conditioner won't cool as effectively as it used to. Airflow feels weaker and not as cold.
Longer Cooling Cycles
The aircon has to run for longer periods to reach the desired temperature.
Constant Running of Compressor
The compressor runs continuously or cycles more often, trying to compensate for reduced cooling capacity.
Ice Formation
Ice or frost on the evaporator coils or refrigerant lines is a clear indication of a potential refrigerant issue.
Hissing or Bubbling Noises
Could be a sign of a refrigerant leak. Leaks should be addressed promptly.
Higher Electricity Bills
Low refrigerant lowers efficiency, so the aircon consumes more energy.
Schedule your aircon servicing appointment now for a refreshing experience.
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