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Aircon Service Type Checker

Work out what to book first: DIY filter cleaning, general servicing, a deeper cleaning inspection, leak or gas diagnosis, or a repair diagnostic check.

Pick the service path before the package

Walk through current cooling, airflow, smell, visible problems, affected rooms, service history, and recent work. The tool flags the first sensible next step.

This picks the first sensible service path. It doesn't replace diagnosis when there's leaking, icing, noise, an error light, or a gas top-up that didn't hold.

How to read the result

Treat the result as the order of checks. The point is to avoid paying for a package label before the likely cause is clear.

DIY and monitor

Fits normal cooling after recent servicing, where filter care and a watchful eye are enough for now.

General servicing

Fits overdue or mildly weak units without active fault signs.

Deep-clean inspection

Fits weak airflow, dust, or a persistent smell, but only once visible buildup is confirmed.

Diagnosis first

Fits leaking, icing, noise, error lights, a failed gas top-up, or new-installation symptoms.

Aircon service type questions

How do I know what aircon service to book?
You don't pick the package, you describe the symptom. Normal but overdue units usually fit general servicing. Weak airflow, dust, or smell needs coil and blower inspection. Leaks, icing, noise, error lights, new-installation issues, or failed gas top-ups need diagnosis before choosing a cleaning or gas service. Tell us what you're seeing and we'll point to the right path.
When is chemical wash the right service?
Chemical wash isn't the default starting point. It makes sense when inspection shows coil or blower buildup that normal servicing can't clear, or when repeated smell or airflow issues point to deeper contamination.
When should I book a diagnostic check instead of servicing?
Book diagnosis first when there's leaking water, frost or ice, knocking or rattling sounds, blinking lights, a new installation problem, or cooling that failed again after a recent gas top-up.
Should weak cooling start with gas top-up?
Not automatically. Weak cooling can come from dirty filters, weak airflow, coil buildup, room load, sensors, fan issues, or low refrigerant. Gas top-up should follow airflow checks, pressure readings, and leak clues.
Can I just clean the filters and monitor?
Yes, if cooling is normal, there's no smell, leak, ice, noise, or error light, and the unit was serviced recently. If any symptom returns or worsens, move from DIY monitoring to a service or diagnosis path.

Ready to get started?

Tell us what’s going on. Symptoms, setup, photos, anything we should know. We’ll assess and come back with the right next step.

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