AC performance diagnosis
Vent output, ambient temperature, high-side and low-side pressures, compressor request, fan operation, visible condition and relevant fault data are compared. Leak testing and electrical diagnosis are added when the first results support them.
Measured refrigerant service
Recovery, vacuum, specified recharge, compatible oil treatment and final output testing may be suitable when the charge is incorrect and the system condition supports service. Refrigerant type and quantity must match the vehicle.
Leak detection and repair
Service ports, seals, hoses, pipes, condenser and accessible joints can be inspected. Hidden evaporator concerns may require electronic detection, drain evidence or further access. We explain the test route before dismantling.
Compressor and condenser work
A compressor or condenser is replaced only when testing supports it. Internal compressor damage may require cleaning and protection items to prevent debris or incorrect oil balance from damaging the replacement.
Electrical and control repair
Relays, wiring, sensors, grounds, voltage supply, actuators and control commands can stop a healthy refrigerant circuit from operating. A stored fault code is treated as a direction for testing, not an automatic parts order.
Blower, filter and drain service
Cabin filtration, blower speed, resistor or controller operation, evaporator condition, drains and air doors are checked when airflow or odor is the main complaint. This avoids unnecessary sealed-system work.