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AC Gas and Refrigerant Problems
AC refrigerant circulates in a closed system and is not normally used up. If the level keeps falling, the system may have a leak or another fault that needs investigation.
A clear first answer
AC refrigerant circulates in a closed system and is not normally used up. If the level keeps falling, the system may have a leak or another fault that needs investigation.
What this may indicate
- An operating or airflow issue
- A filter or coil that needs cleaning
- A drainage or mechanical fault
- A condition that needs technician testing
Safe checks you can make
- Confirm cooling mode and the temperature setting
- Check that visible airflow paths are clear
- Check a safely accessible filter as directed by the manufacturer
When to stop using the unit
Do not handle refrigerant or open pressurised lines. Switch the unit off if ice, hissing, oil marks or poor cooling become severe.
What Rishthaa will inspect
- We assess cooling performance, visible connections, pressure where appropriate and evidence of leakage before recommending a refill or repair.
Suitable service
Gas filling is quoted only after the condition of the unit is checked.
Half filling MVR 400. Full filling MVR 800
Related cooling problems
Book an inspection
Choose a suitable date first, then select an available time. Your request goes directly into the Rishthaa service calendar.
Content reviewed: 18 October 2026