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Problem | Possible cause | Solution | |
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| Check main disconnect | |
| No power. | fuses, wiring, and power lead | |
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| Wrong voltage supplied to | Voltage must be within plus | |
Chiller will not run. | or minus 10% of the | ||
the chiller. | nameplate rating. | ||
| Defective on/off switch. | Replace. | |
| Control circuit fuse blown. | Replace, check the | |
| transformer. | ||
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| Defective control transformer. | Replace. | |
Pump runs, compressor | No process load on the | Increase the process load. | |
chiller. | |||
cycles at short intervals. |
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Refrigerant is low. | Check the refrigerant charge. | ||
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| Refrigerant is low. | Check the refrigerant charge. | |
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| Make sure that the coolant | |
The leaving water |
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Improper water/glycol | process — must be 75% | ||
temperature is too high. | |||
solution. | water and 25% glycol. | ||
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| See Figure 5 on Page 17 for | |
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Pump pressure is low (see | Check for foreign matter. | Clean the system. | |
pump curves). | |||
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Pump pressure is too high. | Restricted water flow. | Check for partially closed | |
valves, etc. Be sure all lines | |||
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SMC Series Chillers | Page 33 |