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Here are the likely causes of AC smelling like gas: Refrigerant gas leak. If the coolant in your air conditioner leaks, youâll get a gas smell. The problem will also affect the efficiency of your cooling and needs to be addressed quickly before further damage occurs. Natural gas leak. Your AC will smell like gas if thereâs a leak anywhere near the compressor or ductwork.
Freon only remains a liquid while under pressure inside your refrigerator's cooling system. The chemical changes to a gas as soon as it contacts the air. This means, when you smell freon in and around your refrigerator, you're also inhaling varying amounts of freon gas. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, freon gas is denser than air and travels very slowly to the upper atmosphere.