Contact us
The system cools poorly, stops cooling or behaves unusually
Simply tell us what you have noticed. We will check the pressures, system integrity and component operation to determine whether the system needs servicing, a recharge or repair.
Diagnostics, service and recharge · R134a and R1234yf
Certified air conditioning service
From initial diagnostics to servicing and recharge, we handle the complete process at our workshop in Split. After the inspection, we explain what we found and agree on the work your vehicle requires.
We are certified to work on vehicle air conditioning systems using R134a and R1234yf refrigerants, with the appropriate equipment for each system.
Process
We check air conditioning operation, system pressures and the refrigerant specified for the vehicle.
Where required, we inspect the system and look for possible leaks using UV dye.
The service station recovers and recycles the refrigerant, evacuates the system and replenishes oil where required.
We add the specified quantity of R134a or R1234yf refrigerant and check system operation.
If diagnostics identify a fault, we explain what needs to be repaired and agree on the next step before carrying out additional work.
Contact us
Simply tell us what you have noticed. We will check the pressures, system integrity and component operation to determine whether the system needs servicing, a recharge or repair.
R134a and R1234yf
We identify the refrigerant from the vehicle label and service data. We use the correct servicing equipment for each system and add the quantity specified by the vehicle manufacturer.
Service price
The price depends on the refrigerant type, the specified quantity and the diagnostic result. With the vehicle make, model and year, we can provide initial information, and we agree on any additional work with you in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We check system operation, high and low pressures, possible leaks and component condition. After diagnostics, we explain what we found and recommend the appropriate work.
Yes. We check system pressures and, where required, inspect for possible leaks using UV dye.
The information is usually shown on a factory label in the engine compartment or in the vehicle service documentation. We always confirm the system type before servicing it.