How to fix insufficient water flow in Aquacal Chiller?
To address insufficient water flow in your Aquacal Chiller, first, ensure the water pump is on and the water valves are correctly positioned to allow water flow. If the problem continues, verify that the filtration system is clean and backwash it if necessary. If the error still persists, it could be a water pressure switch issue, and you should request service.
What to do if my Aquacal TropiCool TC500 shows high pressure?
To troubleshoot a high pressure issue with your Aquacal Chiller, first make sure that the fan is working and that there are no obstructions blocking airflow through the equipment. If the problem persists, it may be a refrigerant issue, and you should request service.
How to troubleshoot low pressure on Aquacal TropiCool TC500?
To address low pressure in your Aquacal Chiller, first, check that the water pump is on and the water valves are in the correct positions to allow water to flow through the chiller. If the issue remains, ensure the filtration system is clean and backwash it if needed. If the error continues, it might be a refrigerant problem, and you should request service.
What to do when Aquacal TropiCool TC500 is locked due to high pressure?
To resolve a locked Aquacal Chiller due to registering high pressure five times, reset the circuit breaker to clear the error. Then, follow the steps outlined for 'HP' to address the high pressure issue.
How to unlock Aquacal TropiCool TC500 after low pressure lock?
To unlock your Aquacal Chiller after it has registered low pressure five times, reset the circuit breaker to clear the error. Then, follow the steps outlined in “LP”.
General| Model | TropiCool TC500 |
|---|---|
| Category | Chiller |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Compressor Type | Scroll |
| Phase | 1 |
| Minimum Flow Rate | 20 GPM |
| Power Supply | 208-230V |
| Water Flow Rate | 20 GPM |
Information on how to contact AquaCal for assistance or service.
Explanation of safety signals and general safety precautions for operation.
Understanding the display panel, buttons, and indicators for operation.
How to activate modes, set temperature, and configure programming.
Operating the heat pump with external controllers, flow switches, or gas backup.
Maintaining water chemistry, flow rates, and cleaning the unit.
Ensuring proper clearances, adjusting flow, and winterizing procedures.
Recommended inspection checklist and schedule for annual maintenance.
Identifying and resolving specific fault codes displayed by the unit.
Troubleshooting common problems like display issues, no operation, or tripping breakers.
Addressing issues like incorrect heating/cooling, ice formation, or water leaks.
Factory defaults, model identification, and unit weights.
Guidelines for optimal performance and available accessories.
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