When filters get clogged with dust and dirt, airflow becomes restricted. This makes it hard for your aircon to circulate cool air, especially during peak summer months.
Refrigerant, also called Freon, is the liquid that makes your aircon blow cold air. If there’s a leak, your unit won’t cool properly, and you may even see ice forming on the coils. This isn’t something you can fix on your own only trained technicians can safely repair leaks and refill the refrigerant. AyosLamig’s professional team can handle this service to get your aircon cooling again quickly and safely.
If the outdoor condenser is blocked by dirt, leaves, or debris, your aircon will struggle to release heat, causing weak cooling.
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Sometimes the issue is as simple as a blown fuse or faulty wiring.
Some aircon problems are DIY-friendly, but many require professional attention. Attempting complex repairs on your own can cause more damage or even safety hazards.
Why is my aircon blowing air but not cooling?
Common causes include dirty filters, refrigerant leaks, or blocked condenser coils.
Can I fix my aircon myself?
You can clean filters and check thermostat settings. For refrigerant, compressor, or motor issues, always call a professional.
How often should I have my aircon cleaned in the Philippines?
At least every 3–4 months, or more frequently if your area is dusty.
What’s the average cost of aircon cleaning and repair in the Philippines?
Cleaning services usually range from ₱500–₱1,500, while repairs vary depending on the problem.