Why is my ATC K-Series not cooling properly?
Poor cooling in your ATC Chiller is almost always caused by a blocked condenser. Clean it with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. If the problem continues, high ambient temperature or excessive load applied to the unit may be the cause. Check these factors.
What to do if my ATC K-Series Chiller is making noisy operation with high fluid pressure and/or low flow?
To address the noisy operation, high fluid pressure, and/or low flow in your ATC Chiller, clean the fluid path with a weak detergent solution, flush, and replace the fluid with the correct Hexid fluid. Also, check the pump filter (if fitted), ensure there are no restrictions in the pipe work, and verify that the operating coolant pressure is not set too low.
How to clean fluid lines becoming fouled brown or green in ATC Chiller?
If the fluid lines in your ATC Chiller are becoming fouled brown or green, it's likely due to algae contamination. Clean the system with a weak detergent solution, replace the fluid lines with opaque (ideally black) lines to inhibit algae growth, and use Hexid fluid.
What to do if ATC K-Series Chiller compressor is not running, but fan is running?
If the compressor in your ATC Chiller is not running but the fan is, the compressor’s internal protection has likely been activated, usually due to high ambient temperature. Check that the condenser is clean, the ambient temperature is not too high, and there has been no temporary power failure.
How to improve poor fluid flow in ATC K-Series Chiller?
To improve poor fluid flow in your ATC Chiller, flush the system with clean water and replace the fluid with Hexid.
General safety warnings and precautions for operating the chiller unit.
Procedures for checking and unpacking the chiller unit from its packaging.
Environmental and physical requirements for proper chiller installation.
Information and process for registering the product warranty for support.
How to set the voltage selector switch on the chiller to match the site's electrical supply.
Step-by-step guide for filling the chiller with appropriate coolant fluid.
Procedure for adjusting the set point and understanding the controller display and alarms.
Common symptoms, causes, and solutions for troubleshooting chiller issues.
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