Airflow restrictions
Dirty filters, blocked coils and weak indoor fans.

No-cooling fault specialists
An air conditioner that is not cooling does not always need gas. Dirty filters, blocked coils, failed fans, electrical faults, sensor problems, poor installation and compressor issues can create the same symptom.
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An air conditioner that is not cooling does not always need gas. Dirty filters, blocked coils, failed fans, electrical faults, sensor problems, poor installation and compressor issues can create the same symptom.
Dirty filters, blocked coils and weak indoor fans.
Leak detection, pressure testing and correct charging.
Power supply, capacitors, boards, sensors and contactors.
Condenser airflow, fan operation and heat rejection.
Incorrect sizing, long pipework or poor installation.
Electrical and refrigeration checks before replacement.

Faults investigated
Diagnosis before replacement
We start with temperature and airflow measurements, then check electrical operation and the outdoor unit. Refrigerant pressure is assessed only in context, because pressure alone can be misleading when airflow or ambient conditions are abnormal.
Share the location, equipment brand, model if visible, system type, fault symptoms, when the problem started and photographs of the indoor and outdoor equipment.
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These ranges show typical starting points. The final quotation depends on system size, access, parts, refrigerant and the fault found.
| Service | Indicative price | Typical inclusion |
|---|---|---|
| No-cooling diagnosis | R650–R1,500 | Depends on residential or commercial unit |
| Major service | R750–R1,800 | Unit type dependent |
| Leak detection | R1,250–R3,000 | Circuit and access dependent |
| Refrigerant recharge | R1,150–R2,800 | After leak assessment |
| Compressor diagnosis | R1,250–R3,500 | Electrical and system checks |
Pricing note: Prices are 2026 estimates for standard access and are confirmed in writing after inspection. Spare parts, refrigerant quantity, cranes or access equipment, electrical upgrades, travel outside core service areas and VAT may be additional unless specifically included in the quotation.
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No. Airflow, dirt, fans, electrical controls, sensors, installation and compressor faults can all cause poor cooling.
It is better to switch it off and arrange inspection. Continued operation can worsen water leakage and stress the compressor.
Possible causes include dirty outdoor coils, weak condenser airflow, low capacity, high heat load, refrigerant issues or compressor deterioration.
Many faults can be identified during the first visit, but intermittent controls, large VRF systems or hidden leaks may require additional testing.
Yes. The diagnosis and proposed corrective work are explained before major parts or refrigerant work proceeds.
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