Your AC is running but the room is not getting cold? The most common reason is low refrigerant gas. But before we refill anything, we make sure the gas will actually stay — because adding gas without checking for leaks is just wasting your money.

How We Do It — Step by Step

Most technicians just refill the gas and leave. We do it differently.

✅ Step 1 — Full AC Inspection

Before touching the gas, we inspect your entire AC — indoor unit, outdoor unit, pipes and joints.

✅ Step 2 — Leak Test with Soap Foam

We apply soap foam on every pipe joint and connection point. If there is a leak, bubbles will appear — we find it and fix it first. No leak test, no gas refill — that's our rule.

✅ Step 3 — Pressure Check

We use a pressure gauge to check the current gas level and confirm how much needs to be refilled.

✅ Step 4 — Gas Refill

We refill with the correct gas type — R22, R32 or R410A — based on your AC model. The right gas in the right amount makes all the difference.

✅ Step 5 — Final Performance Check

After refilling, we run your AC and check the cooling performance — so we leave only when everything is working perfectly.

Why choose our AC Gas Refil service in Diabari,Dhaka

Diabari's status as a newly developing area means that virtually all gas refill calls here involve relatively young AC units — typically less than 3 years old. In this context, gas loss almost always traces back to installation quality rather than component aging. Our technicians approach Diabari gas refill calls as primarily installation investigations — the leak test is conducted with the specific aim of identifying which installation shortcut caused the gas loss, so that the same mistake can be corrected permanently rather than just topped up. In one Diabari building in the northern extension zone, our technician found that four separate apartments had gas leaks — all at the same connection type, suggesting a systematic installation issue with the contractor who had fitted all four units. We repaired all four in a single building visit and provided documented findings to the building management. Refrigerant supply for Diabari is maintained through our Uttara supply arrangement with Star Refrigeration near Sector 4.

Our Other Services

◉ AC Basic Wash ◉ AC Foam Wash ◉ AC Jet Wash

◉ AC Master Servicing ◉ AC Installation

◉ AC Uninstall & Re-install ◉ AC Leak Repair

Pricing

Gas Type	1 Ton	1.5 Ton	2 Ton
R22	Starting from৳3,000	Starting from৳3,500	Starting from৳4,000
R32	Starting from৳2,500	Starting from৳3,000	Starting from৳3,500
R410	Starting from৳2,500	Starting from৳3,000	Starting from৳3,500
R407	Starting from৳2,500	Starting from৳3,000	Starting from৳3,500

⚠️ If hanging or scaffolding is required, additional charge applies. Final price confirmed by technician on-site.

▪️ How do I know if my AC needs gas refill?

If your AC runs but doesn't cool properly, takes too long to cool, or the outdoor unit runs non-stop — these are signs of low gas.

▪️ Why do you check for leaks before refilling?

If there is a leak and we just add gas, it will escape again within days or weeks. We fix the leak first so your gas lasts long — saving you money in the long run.

▪️ How long does gas stay after refilling?

If there is no leak, gas can last 2 to 5 years depending on usage and AC condition.

▪️ What gas type does my AC use?

It depends on your AC model. Our technician will check and use the correct type — R22 for older models, R32 or R410A for newer ones.

▪️ Is there a guarantee after gas refill?

Yes. 10-day guarantee. If gas drops again within 10 days due to a leak we missed, we come back and fix it for free.

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Gas refill service active across Diabari main area and Uttara extension zones. Refrigerant supply supported by Star Refrigeration near Uttara Sector 4. Installation quality leak investigation as primary diagnostic approach for all Diabari gas refill calls. Documented findings provided for contractor responsibility discussions where appropriate.