The term “refrigerant” refers to a number of different chemicals used to make air conditioning possible. Your air conditioner essentially circulates the refrigerant through a series of values and coils which first shift it to a liquid state (bleeding heat into the air outside your home) and then shift it back to a gas (cooling the air in your home, which passes through the duct system via a fan). Many people falsely assume that the refrigerant is consumed by this process, but it actually isn’t. In fact, losing refrigerant to a leak will quickly cause the entire system to be thrown off, which is why refrigerant levels need to stay constant at all times. What happens when refrigerant leaks out of your air conditioner? We’ve provided a short list below.
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