If your car air conditioning seems to not be working properly, there could be a refrigerant leak. All car air conditioners use refrigerant, which, if leaked into the atmosphere, will contribute to global warming. By law, if a leak exists, all faulty parts must be repaired or replaced before it is refilled with refrigerant.
Air conditioning, in your home or in your car, can cost you more than it needs to and potentially harm the environment.
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Check if the work being done on your air conditioner is being completed by a licensed specialist.
You'll need a surname and licence number to make sure you've got the right person for the job.
Check a Licence
The tick identifies a business or individual as being authorised to install, service and repair fridges, freezers and air conditioners. Without it they may be operating illegally, so always ask to see their licence.
The licensing scheme, administered by the Australian Refrigeration Council, exists to help protect you and the environment.
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Disclaimer: The Australian Refrigeration Council ("ARC") licences persons in accordance with the Ozone Protection and Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Act 1989. The ARC does not warrant or guarantee the quality of any work performed or product provided by a person licensed by it. Any warranties required should be obtained directly from the licensed service provider.