
Updated: 2026-09-26
Air conditioner not cooling? A gas leak case at the flare connection
A flare-connection refrigerant leak found during a weak-cooling inspection, and why the leaking connection needs repair before a gas top-up.
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Planning aircon work in Nagoya? Share your ward, the work you need and preferred dates first. For locations outside Nagoya, availability depends on the area, work and schedule. This page explains what to prepare for a visit; the repair, cleaning and installation pages explain each service and its prices.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
Ask about aircon workAlong with the model label, send photos showing the indoor and outdoor units and space around them. Let us know the building type, floor, outdoor-unit access and parking restrictions. In rented homes, check with the owner or management company before arranging work that affects the building. Do not climb or open the unit to take photos; share only what you can see safely.
For moldy odor, visible dark buildup, self-cleaning units and outdoor-unit cleaning discussions.
View guideFor weak cooling, water leaks, unusual noise, refrigerant concerns and flare-joint checks.
View guideFor a new unit, replacement, move, piping route, power supply and disposal discussions.
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Updated: 2026-09-26
A flare-connection refrigerant leak found during a weak-cooling inspection, and why the leaking connection needs repair before a gas top-up.
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Updated: 2026-09-26
Midori Ward, Nagoya, Aichi
A case in Nagoya's Midori Ward where an indoor aircon unit leaked because debris blocked a check valve installed along the outdoor condensate drain hose.
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Updated: 2026-09-26
Minami Ward, Nagoya, Aichi
A case in Nagoya's Minami Ward where water appeared from the interior wall rather than the aircon unit. Neither side of the wall penetration had been sealed, allowing humid air to enter and condense around the cold piping.
Read the case guideA photo of the model label, the outlet, the room-side unit, outdoor unit and the installation surroundings makes the first discussion clearer. Tell us whether the concern is odor, visible buildup, weak airflow or another symptom.
No. Filter condition, operating mode, outdoor-unit behavior and installation conditions can also matter. If refrigerant is low, flare joints and piping may need inspection before a refill is considered.
Yes. Share the new model if known, photos of the indoor and outdoor locations, the outlet and breaker-panel area, and whether the old unit needs removal or disposal.
Tell us the model, symptoms, preferred date and your Nagoya address area. We will confirm the situation and explain the estimate process.