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Welcome to Air Medic
Enfield
Mobile Automotive Air Conditioning Re-Gassing Service
Mobile Automotive Air Conditioning Re-Gassing Service
Is your car air conditioning a mild breeze rather than a
chill wind?
Your vehicle's air conditioning system, can during the course of a year lose around 10 to 15% of its refrigerant gas, and as it gets older this rate of loss can increase.
Low levels of refrigerant gas and lubricant oil will cause your system to work harder to cool your car and increase your fuel consumption. As levels drop further, there is the risk of compressor damage due to insufficiant lubrication. The typical cost of a replacement compressor is £300 - £500 plus labour for installation, and then the cost of recharging the system.
Your air conditioning is not part of your vehicle's service schedule. To greatly reduce the risk of problems with your air conditioning system, it is advisable to have it serviced on a regular basis, just as you do with your engine. You can also further reduce the risk by ensuring you use the system regularly, whatever the weather; this helps to stop the O-ring seals drying out and corrosion developing in the system. Regular use will also reduce the likelihood of bad smells developing through bacterial and fungal growth in the system.
Did you know that your vehicle's air conditioning not only keeps you cool in the summer, but also keeps your windows de-misted in the winter?
Please note: I do not offer a repair service.
See Services page for prices.
Your vehicle's air conditioning system, can during the course of a year lose around 10 to 15% of its refrigerant gas, and as it gets older this rate of loss can increase.
Low levels of refrigerant gas and lubricant oil will cause your system to work harder to cool your car and increase your fuel consumption. As levels drop further, there is the risk of compressor damage due to insufficiant lubrication. The typical cost of a replacement compressor is £300 - £500 plus labour for installation, and then the cost of recharging the system.
Your air conditioning is not part of your vehicle's service schedule. To greatly reduce the risk of problems with your air conditioning system, it is advisable to have it serviced on a regular basis, just as you do with your engine. You can also further reduce the risk by ensuring you use the system regularly, whatever the weather; this helps to stop the O-ring seals drying out and corrosion developing in the system. Regular use will also reduce the likelihood of bad smells developing through bacterial and fungal growth in the system.
Did you know that your vehicle's air conditioning not only keeps you cool in the summer, but also keeps your windows de-misted in the winter?
Please note: I do not offer a repair service.
See Services page for prices.
