Car A/C repair in Provo, UTWarm air from the vents? Cool it right.
We find the leak or the failed part first, then charge the system with the right amount.
A/C repair
A/C repair at Fly Fix
A/C that blows warm air is rarely just low on charge.
Refrigerant does not get used up, so a low system almost always has a leak somewhere.
At Fly Fix in Provo, we check for the leak before adding anything to the system.
Then we charge it to the correct amount for your car and test the cooling.
Symptoms
Signs your A/C needs work
Warm or weak cooling
Air that never gets cold, or only cools at speed, points to a charge or compressor issue.
Weak airflow
Little air from the vents can mean a clogged cabin filter or a failing blower motor.
A/C cycles on and off
A compressor that clicks on and off quickly often means the charge is low or a switch is failing.
Noises when A/C is on
Rattling, squealing or grinding that starts with the A/C can mean a bad compressor or clutch.
Musty or odd smells
A damp, sour smell from the vents often comes from a dirty cabin filter or evaporator.
The process
How the job goes
Check the symptoms
We feel the vent air, listen to the compressor and ask when the problem started.
Leak check first
We read system pressures and look for leaks with dye or a detector before adding refrigerant.
Repair the cause
We fix the leak or replace the failed part, then vacuum the system to remove air and moisture.
Charge and test
We add the correct amount for your car, then check the vent temperature and the cycling.
In detail
What A/C repair can involve
The compressor, condenser, hoses and seals are common leak points, and each one gets checked.
Valves and the expansion device can clog or stick, which ruins cooling even with a full charge.
Too much or too little refrigerant both hurt cooling and strain the compressor.
A new cabin filter is a small job that can bring airflow back to normal.
Hot July traffic on I-15 in Utah Valley shows a weak A/C fast, so check it before summer.
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Questions
Common questions
Can you just top off my A/C?
Only after we find out why it is low.
Adding refrigerant to a leaking system is a short fix that wears off, so we look for the leak first.
Why does my A/C get cold, then warm?
A cycling compressor, a freezing evaporator or a low charge can all cause that pattern.
We test the system to see which one it is.
Does a smell mean something is broken?
Often it is just a dirty cabin filter or moisture on the evaporator.
We check both and tell you what is worth fixing.
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Contact
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Text (385) 392-8800, or send the form and we’ll get back to you.
- Mon–Fri
- 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday
- 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
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