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Automotive Air Conditioning Brisbane
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FAQ's

Air conditioning fluid (refrigerant) has to be charged every so often.

No, today's air conditioning systems are sealed and should last many years without issue.

The refrigerant used will not evaporate or get used up. 

If the system has lost refrigerant and needs recharging, it is faulty and must be repaired. 

Air conditioning has not changed over the years.

The truth is, it has changed dramatically.

The systems are much more efficient and smaller, use different refrigerants,
and require entirely different service procedures and equipment to repair today’s systems properly.

 

Anyone from any repair shop can fix air conditioning.

Servicing an air conditioning system takes training, experience, and equipment.

To service Auto A/C systems, technicians must be licensed
The business must display the relevant Refrigerant Trading Authorization number
Ensuring, only responsible technicians are servicing your A/C System

If my air conditioning lasts for the summer, I just have it recharged at the beginning of the summer.

When refrigerant leaks out of the system, it also leaks oil out.

Like a car engine, the air conditioning system has oil to lubricate the compressor and its associated parts.

Like an engine, too much or too little oil is not good.

It’s impossible to know how much oil is in the system by recharging the A/C system.

So, recharging it for the summer is dangerous and does not fix the issue.

Also keep in mind the impact on the environment the refrigerant is having when you knowingly allow it to leak out.

Why can’t you use a 2nd hand (used) part for the repair?

You have no idea if that part is any good or not.

We have seen many used parts installed only to find they are no good and must be replaced again.

A used part is an unknown and nothing but a waste of money and time.

They rarely represent true savings.

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Our Centre proprietors are carefully selected ensuring that our customers can expect the same exacting level of service and honesty in every Future Auto Service Centre.

We place paramount importance on continual technical training for each and every one of our technicians ensuring that they are the best in the business.

So no matter what make or model vehicle you drive, new or old, you can trust Future Auto Service Centres and Future trained technicians to deliver our promise to you.

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