Aircel VF Series User Manual

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VF Series | Non-Cycling | 10 - 2,000 scfm

DHT Series | High Inlet Temperature | 20 - 125 scfm

AES Series | Energy Saving Digital Scroll | 600 - 10,000 scfm

REFRIGERATED DRYER USER MANUAL

The information in this manual is current as of its publication date and applies to VF, DHT, and AES Series refrigerated air dryers until next revision of this manual.

WARRANTY NOTICE

Failure to follow the instructions

and procedures in this manual, or

misuse of this equipment, will void its

warranty.

WARNING!

Users are required to read the entire

User Manual before handling or using

the product. Keep the User Manual in

a safe place for future reference.

Questions and Answers:

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Aaron AllenAug 2, 2025
What to do if my Aircel Dryer system is not working properly and there is water downstream?
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  Kevin MartinezAug 2, 2025
  If your Aircel Dryer system isn't working correctly and there's water downstream, several factors could be at play. The refrigeration compressor might be stopping because of a dirty condenser coil, leading to high pressure, so you should clean the condensing coil and make sure the unit has enough ventilation. Another reason could be the refrigeration compressor cycles on and off and can't keep suction pressure, in that case, inspect the condensing coil for any obstructions. If clear, use refrigerant pressure gauges to see if the unit is low on refrigerant. Also consider the possibility of low refrigerant levels, possibly due to a leak in the air-to-refrigerant side of the heat exchanger, so you should repair or replace the heat exchanger and recharge the system according to specifications.
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Donna Walker DVMAug 17, 2025
Why is there water downstream of my Aircel Dryer system or no discharge from the separator/filter?
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  Courtney McclureAug 17, 2025
  There are several reasons why you might find water downstream of your Aircel Dryer system or a lack of discharge from the separator/filter. It could be due to a failed or short-circuited timer on the drain or a failed drain solenoid, in which case you should replace the timer drain. Another cause may be bulk liquid entering the dryer from upstream, so check the drains on the aftercooler or air compressor. Also, verify that the inlet compressed air temperature and CFM flow rate to the dryer do not exceed the dryer's capacity; adjust as needed to meet specifications. A leak in the air-to-air heat exchanger can also cause this issue, requiring replacement of the heat exchanger.