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Recharging Freon Gas Freon Gas Filling / R22, R12, R134A, R404A, R410A, R407C, R507 Refrigerants & Specialty Gases |
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We receive a lot of calls and e-mails regarding freon Filling: How often should I recharge my air conditioning with new freon?
Most people don't realize that air conditioners do not consume refrigerant (freon) as would consume oil, so if your maintaining your systems and in ideal conditions your freon would never need changing or filling. A low freon level indicates a leak in the system which should be repaired before adding more. While most new system connections are welded to minimize leaks, many older units (8+ years) were connected with mechanical flared fittings which can vibrate loose over the years, causing leaks.
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If you notice a freon leak or if your air conditioner just doesn't seem to be operating as it should, call AnyTyme and we can be at your residence within 45 minutes and have a licensed air conditioning technician examine your system and give you an estimate on the spot. Give us a call 080-6560 6560 or fill out our easy online service request form and we will call you at your convenience and schedule an appointment whenever you are ready! |
| Don't wait! Call us now for a free service quote: 08065606560 09845580000or chat with a Live Technician. |
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