Aircon Servicing & Repair in Famagusta

Most charge a call-out or diagnostic fee that covers travel and the first inspection; many waive or credit it against the repair if you go ahead. Confirm the fee, whether it is credited, and any surcharge for evenings, weekends, or urgent same-day visits before the technician is dispatched.

A musty smell means mould or bacteria on the evaporator coil or in the drain pan — fixed with a chemical wash. A burning smell can be dust on a heater element or a failing motor and is worth an inspection. A vinegar-like or chemical smell can indicate a refrigerant leak; turn the unit off and call a technician.

A standard service covers cleaning or replacing filters, cleaning the evaporator coil and blower, flushing the drainage tray and pipe, checking refrigerant pressure, testing thermostat and controls, and inspecting electrical connections. It does not include repairs, parts, or refrigerant top-ups — those are quoted separately.

Dirty coils and filters make the compressor work harder for the same cooling — energy use can rise 15-30% before you notice weaker airflow. A failing capacitor or low refrigerant has the same effect. A service that restores the unit to spec usually pays for itself in a hot season.

A standard clean-and-check is €40-€80 per unit, with multi-unit discounts common (e.g. 3 units for €120-€180). Deep cleans run €80-€150 per unit. Prices are highest June-August; spring bookings are cheaper and faster.

Yes if you heat with them — most Cypriot homes use the same splits in reverse for winter heating, so a second light service in autumn (filters, coil check) keeps heating efficiency up and catches faults before the damp season.