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Wollongong Car Aircon Repair

There’s nothing worse than sitting in a hot car with an A/C system that just won’t kick in. Whether your air con’s blowing warm air, smells musty or cuts in and out, these are signs something’s not right. The technicians at Regional Auto Electrics know how to pinpoint the issue—fast. We service, re-gas and repair car air conditioning systems in Wollongong and surrounds, making sure everything from the compressor to the cabin filter is working as it should.


  • Full air con servicing and re-gas
  • Leak detection and pressure testing
  • Fast turnaround with quality parts


Most systems don’t need to be replaced—just properly diagnosed and maintained. If your air con has lost its cool, book a car aircon repair today on (02) 4284 9208 and we’ll get you comfortable behind the wheel again.

Professional Air Con Re-Gas

In our climate, a working air conditioner isn’t a luxury—it’s a must. Over time, all vehicle air con systems slowly lose refrigerant, especially with regular use in heat and humidity. If your A/C is blowing warm air, struggling to cool the cabin, or cycling on and off erratically, it’s likely due for a re-gas.


Our re-gassing service follows industry best practices and meets Australian environmental and safety standards. That means we don’t just top up the refrigerant and send you on your way—we fully evacuate the old gas, vacuum test the system for leaks, and recharge it with the correct refrigerant (R134a or R1234yf, depending on your vehicle). We also check pressure levels, compressor performance and cabin vent temperature to ensure optimal cooling.


It’s recommended to re-gas your system every 1.5-2 years, especially if you're driving in hot regions or regularly using climate control. To get your air con back to peak performance, call (02) 4284 9208 and book a proper, compliant re-gas service with a team that knows what they’re doing.

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