Why does my Split Ac not cooling after I refill the gas? It is possible that you are asking this question, due to improper cooling by your AC, even after a proper replacement of the AC gas. A low cooling rate in an AC can be caused by a variety of factors, aside from the need to refill the gas.

These reasons will be discussed today

In order to reduce the extreme effects of the temperatures, AC systems are installed at the places. Currently, ACs are multifunctional devices because they can provide cooling in summer and heating in winter. By doing so, they provide maximum comfort to humans as they go about their daily lives.

For accurate cooling from an AC, AC gas refilling or AC refrigerant refilling is an essential task at regular intervals. Refilling AC gas is a delicate matter that requires precise measurements of refrigerant. The manufacturers of ACs clearly specify how much refrigerant is required for the AC to work properly. To refill the refrigerant, those instructions must be followed and the AC gas must be filled accurately. It is possible, however, that the AC might not work properly after the AC gas has been refilled.

Low performance can cause ACs.

1- Pipe leakage:

The AC may have leaky pipes, causing the gas inside the conditioner to leak. A leaky pipe will result in the gas not staying in the air conditioner, resulting in poor performance. It is necessary to change the pipes if you have this problem, as refilling AC gas again and again will be a waste of money without changing the pipes.

2- An air filter that is clogged:

Clogs can form in the air conditioner's air filter. Air filters can become clogged with dust as they accumulate. The passage of air will not be smooth when the filters are clogged. Due to this, AC performance will be low. It is necessary to clean or replace the air filters in order to solve the problem.

3- Coils that are dirty:

In an AC, there are mainly two coils, the evaporator coil and the condenser coil. It is possible for these coils to become dirty and cause the AC to perform poorly. For lowering the temperature in a room, air conditioners collect heat from the air. This heat is evaporated by the condenser, resulting in cooling. The coils will not dissipate heat if they are dirty, so the air conditioner will not cool the environment. You can clean the coils or replace them if necessary.

4- Insufficient cooling:

Coolant is present in the evaporator coil of the air conditioner. The coolant circulates in the evaporator coil and causes the air to become cool. When this coolant level decreases, the air will not be cold enough for the air conditioner. The coolant needs to be refilled by a technician at this point.

5- Compressor failure:

A compressor is a motor that compresses refrigerant/coolant so that the substances can be moved in a condenser and an evaporator coil to produce cold air. An AC's central component is its compressor. You can effectively maintain the temperature of your place with it. So, if your compressor has a problem, fix it right away.

6- Thermostat that is faulty:

The thermostat senses the temperature of the room and sends a message to the compressor to start or stop the cooling cycle. Insufficient cooling can occur if the thermostat is malfunctioning. The thermostat needs to be checked out and fixed by an expert.