Aircon re-gas required
27 April 2006, 07:53 PM
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Aircon re-gas required
Can anyone advise where the cheapest place around Bridgend/Cardiff to get my aircon re-gassed and how much?
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27 April 2006, 08:16 PM
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Mate Try These http://www.lvvservices.com/aircon.htm
Originally Posted by Trap2Terrorist
Can anyone advise where the cheapest place around Bridgend/Cardiff to get my aircon re-gassed and how much?
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The service book says "Perform as required at additional cost", so wouldn't have been done as standard.
It hasn't been particularly cold since I bought it a year ago and seems to have been losing more coldness over time.
Last weekend it started to make a wierd noise and then today I noticed it's almost ambient temperature air coming out.
I'm assuming it's just gas, rather than a fooked aircon system
It hasn't been particularly cold since I bought it a year ago and seems to have been losing more coldness over time.
Last weekend it started to make a wierd noise and then today I noticed it's almost ambient temperature air coming out.
I'm assuming it's just gas, rather than a fooked aircon system
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28 April 2006, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kjdmk1
Rich i suspect a regas should sort it, dont know if you know this but you should put it on for at least 10mins every week even in the winter as this helps to keep the seals from drying out.
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Originally Posted by kjdmk1
Rich i suspect a regas should sort it, dont know if you know this but you should put it on for at least 10mins every week even in the winter as this helps to keep the seals from drying out.
Thanks for the info though
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Had mine done today by Steve:
http://www.vehicle-aircon.co.uk/
Had a full service which was £75 inc vat.
A straight regas is £55.
He didn't charge me any callout as I was 2 miles from him (Litchard).
Not sure where he lives, but he also has a garage in Maesteg.
Nice bloke, painless process so recommended!
http://www.vehicle-aircon.co.uk/
Had a full service which was £75 inc vat.
A straight regas is £55.
He didn't charge me any callout as I was 2 miles from him (Litchard).
Not sure where he lives, but he also has a garage in Maesteg.
Nice bloke, painless process so recommended!
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