Aircon Servicing & Repair in Bandar Utama

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.

Get 2-3 quotes and compare what each service actually includes — some cheap quotes cover only a filter rinse. Check for the refrigerant-handling certification required in your country, ask how long they have serviced your brand and type of system, and read recent reviews that mention follow-up visits, not just the first appointment.

Refrigerant does not get used up — if the level is low, there is a leak. A proper job is leak detection, repair, then regas, which costs several times a plain top-up but stops the problem recurring. Be wary of any technician who suggests routine annual top-ups.

A unit that trips the breaker at startup usually has a failing compressor, a shorted capacitor, or a wiring fault — all electrical faults that need a technician. Do not keep resetting the breaker; repeated tripping can damage the compressor beyond repair.

The most common cause is a clogged condensate drain line — dirt and algae block the pipe and water backs up into the room. Other causes are a dirty evaporator coil that ices over and then melts, a cracked drain pan, or an incorrectly sloped drain pipe. A drain flush during a standard service usually fixes it.

Normal service is RM50-RM90 per unit (bundles cheaper per unit), chemical wash RM130-RM200 per unit, and chemical overhaul RM250-RM400 per unit. Gas top-up, when genuinely needed, adds RM50-RM150 for R32/R410A depending on amount.

Every 3 months for daily-use bedrooms and living rooms; haze season (usually mid-year) clogs filters faster, so check filters monthly during haze episodes. A chemical wash every 12-18 months keeps cooling strong in Malaysian humidity.