What to do if my Thermal Care Temperature Controller does not start?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller fails to start after connection, tank filling, and pressing the On button, the possible causes include blown main fuses (replace them), a defective motor (contact factory), a tripped reset (reset it), or a tripped control circuit breaker (reset it).
Why my Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller is not heating?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller is not heating, it could be due to a defective contactor (replace it), a defective thermostat (replace it), a defective heating element (replace it), or a defective safety fuse (replace it).
How to fix a Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller that is not cooling?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller is not cooling, the issue might stem from a defective solenoid valve at the “Cooling Water In” (replace the solenoid valve), a clogged cooling heat exchanger (clean the coil), or a defective thermostat (replace the thermostat).
What to do if Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller motor buzzes and overload trips?
If the motor of your Thermal Care Temperature Controller buzzes after pressing the On button and the overload trips, it could be due to voltage on only two of the phases (check the incoming power supply and replace any blown fuses) or a defective motor (contact factory).
Why is water coming out of the overflow pipe on my Thermal Care Temperature Controller?
If water is coming out of the overflow pipe of your Thermal Care Temperature Controller, this may happen because the tank is overfilled (drain some water), there is dirt in the fill solenoid valve (take apart the valve, clean it out, and replace it if required), or the level sensing probe is dirty or defective (clean the probe and replace it if required).
Why is my Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller cooling all the time?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller is cooling all the time, it may be caused by dirt in the cooling solenoid valve (take apart the valve, clean it out, replace if required) or a defective thermostat (replace thermostat).
What causes no water circulation in a Thermal Care Temperature Controller when the pump is rotating?
If there is no water circulation in your Thermal Care Temperature Controller even though the pump is rotating, the pump might be rotating in the wrong direction (change two of the incoming power leads) or the process water lines might be clogged (clean lines).
What to do if Thermal Care Temperature Controller does not fill the tank, but level lamp is on?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller does not fill the tank, but the level lamp is on, it could be due to the water supply not being connected (connect the supply) or a defective fill solenoid valve (replace if required).
Why Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller does not fill the tank and level lamp is not on?
If your Thermal Care Temperature Controller does not fill the tank and the level lamp is not on, it might be because the level sensing probe is dirty or defective (clean the probe, replace if required) or due to a defective microprocessor (contact factory).
This document is an operation, installation, and maintenance manual for the Thermal Care Vactherm RV Temperature Controller.
The Vactherm RV Temperature Controller is a packaged unit designed for circulating and controlling the temperature of a cooling fluid. It typically includes a fluid pump, an electric immersion heater, and a temperature control valve, all housed within a cabinet. The unit's primary purpose is to maintain a precise temperature for industrial processes, ensuring optimal performance and preventing equipment damage due to temperature fluctuations. It can be used with water or glycol solutions as the heat transfer fluid.
General| Brand | Thermal Care |
|---|---|
| Model | Vactherm RV |
| Category | Temperature Controller |
| Language | English |
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