Initial Inspection: The technician will inspect the air conditioning system to identify any visible issues, such as leaks, damaged components, or unusual noises.

Diagnostic Testing: Utilizing specialized tools, the technician will conduct diagnostic tests to pinpoint the root cause of the problem. This might involve checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical components, or assessing the overall efficiency of the system.

Repair Recommendations: Based on the findings from the inspection and diagnostic tests, the technician will provide recommendations for repairs needed to restore the AC system to proper working condition. This could involve replacing faulty components, repairing leaks, cleaning coils, or addressing electrical issues.

Cost Estimate: The technician will provide a cost estimate for the recommended repairs, including labor and any necessary parts or materials.

Repair Work: Upon approval from the customer, the technician will proceed with the repair work. This may involve disassembling components, replacing parts, adjusting settings, or recalibrating the system as needed.

Testing and Verification: After completing the repairs, the technician will test the AC system to ensure that it is functioning correctly. They will verify that the air is cooling properly, that airflow is adequate, and that any previous issues have been resolved.

Customer Education: The technician may offer tips and advice to the customer on how to maintain their AC system to prevent future problems. This could include recommendations for regular maintenance tasks, such as changing filters, cleaning coils, and scheduling periodic inspections.

Documentation: The technician will provide documentation of the repairs performed, including any warranties on parts or labor, as well as a detailed invoice outlining the costs associated with the service.