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Old 31-10-2013, 12:37 AM   #1
peterljohnson55
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Default Air con problem? Advice on Service?

My air conditioning system does just fine, 95% of the time. But on really hot days it just fails to cool. It will start to cool and after a while it will stop cooling. Dunno what causes this.

Anyway, I figure the system is due for a service.

So, can members please let me know...
1) what may cause the problem above, and
2) what factors do I need to consider when negotiating for a professional system service?

Thanks heaps

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