EVAPCO LSWE User Manual (English)

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williamadkinsAug 14, 2025
What to do if the EVAPCO LSWE makeup valve will not shut off?
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  michael00Aug 14, 2025
  If the makeup valve on your EVAPCO Cooling boxes won't shut off, there are several potential causes. First, the make-up water pressure might be too high; for mechanical valves, it needs to be between 20 and 50 psi. A pressure reducing valve can lower excessive pressure. For electronic water level controls, the electrical actuator requires 5 to 125 psi. Other causes include debris in the solenoid (clean it out), a frozen float ball (inspect and replace if needed), or a float ball full of water (check for leaks and replace).
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Claire RussellAug 17, 2025
Why are the EVAPCO LSWE pump motors overamping?
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  Jonathan WatsonAug 17, 2025
  If your EVAPCO Cooling boxes pump motor is overamping, especially if the unit has only run for a few hours, it might be due to the pump wear ring needing to wear in. This should only cause small percentage increases. If the issue persists, verify the pump can turn freely by hand; if not, it likely needs replacement. Also, ensure the pump has been wired correctly and that the supply voltage is accurate. Note that changes in pump flow due to clogged or blown nozzles should not cause overamping.
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Dylan MerrittAug 20, 2025
What to do if the EVAPCO LSWE cold water basin is overflowing?
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  fkramerAug 21, 2025
  If the cold water basin of your EVAPCO Cooling boxes is overflowing, it could be due to a problem with the make-up line. Refer to the Makeup Valve or Electronic Water Level section for troubleshooting. If it's a multi-cell unit, ensure all cells are installed level with each other, as uneven installation can cause overflowing in one cell.
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webbjaniceAug 25, 2025
How to clean scaled inlet louvers on EVAPCO LSWE AT units?
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  griveraAug 25, 2025
  To clean scaled inlet louvers on EVAPCO Cooling boxes AT units, avoid using a power washer or wire brush as they can damage the louvers. Instead, remove the louver assemblies and soak them in the cold water basin of the unit. The water treatment chemicals present will help neutralize and dissolve the scale buildup. The soaking time depends on the severity of the scaling, assuming chemicals are in use.
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Justin AdamsAug 27, 2025
Why is water constantly blowing out of the EVAPCO LSWE Cooling boxes overflow connection?
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  michael16Aug 27, 2025
  Water blowing out of the overflow connection in EVAPCO Cooling boxes, particularly in forced draft units, can be due to positive pressure in the casing section. To resolve this, pipe the overflow with a P-trap to an appropriate drain. Also, verify the actual operating level against the recommended levels in the O&M manual to ensure the overflow connection has been properly piped.
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Kristina BowersAug 30, 2025
Why is the stainless steel rusting on my EVAPCO LSWE?
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  Darren JonesAug 30, 2025
  Rust spots on the surface of your EVAPCO Cooling boxes typically aren't signs of the stainless steel corroding. Often, they result from foreign material like welding slag collecting on the surface. These spots can be removed with a good cleaning. EVAPCO recommends using either Naval Jelly or a good stainless steel cleaner, such as Mother’s Wax, along with a Scotch-Brite pad. Regular maintenance of the unit’s surface is advised.
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Joseph HaynesSep 3, 2025
Why is the fluid cooler insulation cracking on my EVAPCO Cooling boxes?
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  katherineandersonSep 3, 2025
  Most of the time, what appears to be cracking insulation on EVAPCO Cooling boxes is actually cracking paint. If the paint is degrading, it should be touched up to maintain the finish on the insulation. Maintaining the finish of the insulation paint should be part of your standard maintenance. If the insulation itself is cracking, consult your local Evapco representative.
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Joseph LesterSep 10, 2025
How to fix low pan water level in EVAPCO LSWE Cooling boxes?
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  Leslie SimmonsSep 10, 2025
  If you have low pan water level in your EVAPCO Cooling boxes, it could be due to the Electronic Water Level Control Float Ball not being set correctly; refer to the EWLC Section. You can also adjust the float ball up or down to achieve the proper water level. Note that the float ball is set to the operating level at the factory.