- It takes much longer than it should to cool off your home. ...
- Your utility bills are higher than usual. ...
- The air coming out of your vents isn't cold. ...
- Ice has started to build up on your refrigerant line. ...
- You hear loud or unusual noises coming from your unit.
How often does Freon need to be added to AC?
An AC doesn't “use up” refrigerant. So you should never need to recharge your air conditioner with more Freon—unless there's a leak.Jun 27, 2016
What happens if your AC unit is low on refrigerant?
Your AC evaporator coil will send the refrigerant through this line and if the Freon is low, the coils get too cold and causes a cold liquid refrigerant to flow through the line. ... This can potentially cause damage to your outside unit compressor if this refrigerant flows back.Jul 9, 2016