Recharge or top up? The cans of gas the likes of Halfords sell use a legal loop hole to allow top up only and are environmentally dubious as it encourages the home mechanic to throw more environmentally damaging gas into a leaking system.
To do an actual recharge or find a leak you need specialist equipment at least a vacuum pump, recovery unit and set of gauges, plus the gas itself and you need to have the correct qualifications.
If you think you have a leak do the right thing and get a pro to do i
Its not ice cold but does coolWhen you say top up, you mean it is working but isn’t very efficient?
If it’s stopped working then you have a leak, so will need to get it fixed.
With you there Chris , Im getting really cheesed off with all this H and S re climate/blah blah , the UK having to be the one to set an example to the rest of the world BS, who mostly dont take the slightest bit of notice and continue to contribute to global situation. We end up paying 2/3 times for keeping to our un reachable targets whilst no body else cares ........... Just buy a can from halfords and if does the trick fine , ....if not go to a specialistIts not ice cold but does cool
I’m kinda with Zep on this. It’s like when people say they had to top up their rad tank but nothing is wrong. Where has it gone?
was that the one with or without the drone attack that closed it for some daysAnd it's not like he does it for a living, or anything. Bit like telling @midlifecrisis how to run an airport
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Still learning mate even at my age , never stop learning , just a shame i didnt get into it when my bones were a bit more supple
was that the one with or without the drone attack that closed it for some days
Nope party balloons, and was closed for safety of passengers and local communitywas that the one with or without the drone attack that closed it for some days
Even cheaper if you get a wowcher voucher or another similar special offer...There is, I guess, the other matter of price. A qualified aircon check at Kwikfit is free, with a regas around £65. A bottle of gas (about 700 grams) is £60 plus the tool to connect it is £25. So doing it right is also cheaper.