you have a leak. insert a dye to determine the leak.

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Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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chances are that ther is air in the system. the fact that you had to add gas (refrigerent) means that there is a leak (which lets air in the system.

You need to locate the leak and repair it. then evacuate the system and recharge it.

meanwhile check the operation of the blend doors under the dash to be sure that they switch from floor to vent to defrost when the switch is set in those positions.

Answered by freemba (expert)
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Thank you guys, really appreciate the response, will get the chappie who gassed the a/con to have a look at it.

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