Air Conditioner Regas Brisbane – AH Air Conditioning

Why Choose AH Air Conditioning for Regas Services?

Air conditioners need the correct refrigerant charge to cool effectively. If your system has lost gas through a leak, regassing restores cooling performance. AH Air Conditioning provides professional regas services across Brisbane, including leak detection and repair to ensure the new gas stays in the system.

Refrigerant does not get used up in normal operation. If your system needs regassing, there is a leak somewhere. Simply adding gas without fixing the leak wastes money and harms the environment. Our approach finds and repairs leaks before recharging your system.

What to Expect from Our Regas Service

A proper regas involves more than just adding refrigerant.

• Pressure testing to confirm gas loss
• Leak detection using electronic sniffers and dye testing
• Repair of identified leaks
• Vacuum of the system to remove moisture
• Charging with correct refrigerant type and quantity
• Performance testing to confirm correct operation

Regas duration depends on whether leaks need repair. Simple top-ups take about an hour. Leak repairs extend the timeframe depending on the leak location and complexity.

Signs Your Air Conditioner Needs Regassing

Brisbane homeowners should watch for these signs of low refrigerant:

• Reduced cooling despite the system running constantly
• Ice forming on the indoor unit or pipes
• Hissing or bubbling sounds near the unit
• Higher than normal electricity bills
• Warm air from vents when cooling is selected
• System cycling on and off frequently

If you notice these symptoms, book a service call. We diagnose whether gas loss is the cause and provide appropriate repair options.

Service Areas Near Brisbane

We provide air conditioner regas services across Brisbane and nearby areas including:

• Morningside
• Bulimba
• Norman Park
• Balmoral
• Tingalpa
• Murarrie

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does air conditioner regas cost in Brisbane?

Costs depend on the refrigerant type, quantity needed, and whether leaks require repair. R32 and R410A are common modern refrigerants. Older R22 systems are more expensive to service. We provide quotes after diagnosis.

How often does an air conditioner need regassing?

A properly sealed system should never need regassing. If your unit needs gas, there is a leak that should be repaired. Systems requiring repeated regas have ongoing leak issues that need proper attention.

Can you regas old air conditioners using R22?

R22 refrigerant has been phased out in Australia. Limited recycled stock remains but is expensive. For R22 systems needing significant regas, converting to a modern system is often more economical than continued R22 repairs.