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Aircon Gas Top Up Singapore

Aircon gas top up service Singapore

Professional Aircon Gas Refill in Singapore

If your air conditioner is blowing warm air or taking longer than usual to cool, low refrigerant may be one possible cause. LK Brothers provides professional aircon gas top up in Singapore for R22, R410A and R32 air conditioning systems.

Our technicians inspect the cooling condition, check for possible refrigerant leakage, refill the correct gas type and test cooling performance after the service.

Published prices start from $65.40 for R22, $87.20 for R410A and $109.00 for R32, inclusive of 9% GST and transportation. Completed jobs include a 90-day workmanship warranty.

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Warning Signs

Signs Your Aircon May Need a Gas Top Up

These symptoms can be related to low refrigerant, but they may also have other causes. The system should be checked before refrigerant is added.

Aircon not cold low refrigerant

Aircon Not Cold

Weak or warm airflow may occur when refrigerant pressure is too low.

Ice on aircon copper pipe

Ice on Copper Pipe

Ice or frost on the refrigerant piping can indicate a cooling-system problem that requires inspection.

Aircon hissing sound refrigerant leak

Hissing Sounds

Hissing or bubbling noises may indicate refrigerant escaping from the system.

Aircon taking longer to cool

Takes Longer to Cool

Low refrigerant may cause the system to take longer to reach the desired temperature.

Repeated aircon gas top up

Frequent Gas Top Ups

Repeated refrigerant loss can indicate a leak or another fault that should be diagnosed.

Aircon Gas Top Up from $65.40

R22, R410A and R32 refrigerant service with transparent GST-inclusive pricing.

Refrigerant Types

R22, R410A & R32 Aircon Gas Top Up

Different air conditioning systems are designed for different refrigerant types. The refrigerant used must match the requirements of the aircon system.

R22 Gas Top Up

For compatible R22 air conditioning systems. Published price: $65.40 – $130.80.

R410A Gas Top Up

For compatible R410A air conditioning systems. Published price: $87.20 – $163.50.

R32 Gas Top Up

For compatible R32 air conditioning systems. Published price: $109.00 – $196.20.

R22 R410A and R32 aircon gas refill Singapore
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Before Refilling

Check for Refrigerant Leakage Before Gas Top Up

If your aircon repeatedly loses refrigerant, simply adding more gas does not address why the refrigerant level keeps dropping.

Our gas top-up process includes inspection and leak or pressure testing where required before refrigerant is refilled.

  • Check current cooling performance
  • Inspect for signs of refrigerant leakage
  • Carry out pressure or leak testing where required
  • Identify the correct refrigerant type
  • Test cooling after the refill

If a refrigerant leak or another system fault requires repair, see our aircon repair and troubleshooting service.

Transparent Pricing

Aircon Gas Top Up Price in Singapore

LK Brothers' published aircon gas top up prices in Singapore vary according to the refrigerant type and amount required.

Gas Type Price (SGD)
R22 $65.40 – $130.80
R410A $87.20 – $163.50
R32 $109.00 – $196.20
  • All prices stated above are inclusive of 9% GST and transportation.
  • For gas top up service of VRV or VRF systems, please contact us for a customised quotation.
  • Inspection of air-conditioning issues under our maintenance contract is free of charge.
  • We provide a 90-day workmanship warranty on all completed jobs.
How It Works

Our 4-Step Aircon Gas Top Up Process

We inspect the system before adding refrigerant, then verify cooling performance after the refill.

Step 1
Aircon refrigerant inspection

Inspection

Check cooling performance and detect possible gas leakage.

Step 2
Aircon refrigerant leak test

Leak Test

Perform vacuum and pressure testing before refilling gas where required.

Step 3
R22 R410A R32 gas refill

Gas Refill

Top up the system using the correct R22, R410A or R32 refrigerant.

Step 4
Aircon cooling test after gas top up

Cooling Test

Monitor temperature, airflow and gas pressure after the refill.

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Low Refrigerant? Check the Cause Before Refilling.

Proper inspection helps determine whether the system needs a gas top up or further repair.

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Why Choose Us

Why Choose LK Brothers for Aircon Gas Top Up

Transparent pricing, refrigerant inspection and final cooling checks before handover.

90-day workmanship warranty

90-Day Workmanship Warranty

Completed gas top-up jobs include our workmanship warranty.

Transparent gas top up pricing

Transparent Pricing

Published R22, R410A and R32 price ranges are shown clearly.

Aircon refrigerant leak inspection

Leak Inspection

The system can be checked for signs of refrigerant loss before refilling.

R22 R410A and R32 refrigerant

R22, R410A & R32

Refrigerant service is available for all three gas types listed in our pricing.

Aircon cooling test

Cooling Verification

Cooling performance is checked after the refrigerant refill.

Aircon repair support

Repair Support

If low refrigerant is not the only issue, further troubleshooting can be arranged.

Need Aircon Gas Top Up in Singapore?

Book an inspection for R22, R410A or R32 refrigerant service and check whether low gas is causing your cooling problem.

Aircon Gas Top Up Singapore FAQs


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When Should I Top Up My Aircon Gas?

An aircon gas top up may be required when refrigerant pressure is low. Common signs include:

  • Aircon blowing warm or less-cold air.
  • Ice or frost forming on the copper pipe.
  • Hissing or bubbling sounds.
  • Aircon taking longer than usual to cool.

These symptoms can also have other causes, so the aircon should be inspected before refrigerant is added.

How Much Does Aircon Gas Top Up Cost in Singapore?

LK Brothers' published aircon gas top up prices in Singapore are:

  • R22 gas: $65.40 – $130.80
  • R410A gas: $87.20 – $163.50
  • R32 gas: $109.00 – $196.20
  • Prices include 9% GST and transportation.
  • 90-day workmanship warranty provided.
How Do I Know If My Aircon Is Leaking Gas?

Possible signs of an aircon refrigerant leak include:

  • Aircon no longer cooling properly.
  • Ice forming on the copper pipe or evaporator coil.
  • Hissing or bubbling noises.
  • Repeated loss of refrigerant after previous top ups.

Leak detection and pressure tests can help determine whether refrigerant is escaping from the system.

What Types of Gas Are Used for Aircon Top Up?

LK Brothers' published gas top-up service covers:

  • R22 refrigerant for compatible systems.
  • R410A refrigerant for compatible systems.
  • R32 refrigerant for compatible systems.

The refrigerant type must match the air conditioning system.

Is It Safe to Top Up Gas Without Repairing a Leak?

Repeatedly topping up refrigerant without addressing a leak is only a temporary solution.

If refrigerant keeps dropping, the system should be inspected and the source of the leak diagnosed. For repair work, see our aircon repair and troubleshooting service.

What Happens If My Aircon Gas Is Too Low?

Low refrigerant can affect the cooling performance of your air conditioning system.

  • Reduced cooling performance.
  • Longer cooling time.
  • The aircon may run for longer periods.
  • Further inspection may be required if refrigerant keeps dropping.
How Long Does an Aircon Gas Top Up Take?

The existing LK Brothers service guidance states that an aircon gas top up usually takes around 30 to 45 minutes per unit, including inspection and testing.

  • Leak inspection and pressure test.
  • Refrigerant refilling according to the system and gas type.
  • Cooling test and final verification.
Do You Provide Warranty and After-Service Support?

Yes. Completed aircon gas top-up work comes with a 90-day workmanship warranty.

Other Aircon Services in Singapore

If low refrigerant is not the cause of your aircon problem, servicing, deeper cleaning or repair may be more appropriate.