WhisperKool XLT 1600 Temperature Differential Testing, DO NOT EXCEED 24HRS ON BYPASS PLUG

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL TESTING

The purpose of this test is to evaluate whether or not your cooling unit is operating correctly by mea- suring the temperatures of both the inside of the cellar and the exhaust side of the unit in the adjoin- ing room. The majority of problems found with cooling units result from inadequate ventilation on the exhaust (back) side of the unit; therefore, taking these measurements is critical in ensuring the optimal performance of the product while minimizing costs of operation.

The WhisperKOOL unit is designed to maintain relative humidity between 50-70%, which is accom- plished by cooling the cellar slowly. You should anticipate an approximate 10 - 15 degree temperature differential between the inlet air temperature and the outlet air temperature on the evaporator (front) side of the unit

When testing the air temperature, please hold the thermometer in the appropriate location for a full minute before recording temperatures so that the thermometer has stabilized. Do not use PDT Probe!

DO NOT EXCEED 24HRS ON BYPASS PLUG.

Note: Check air temperature, use a digital thermostat which can be purchased at any hardware

store under kitchen supplies.

Please refer to the images at the end of the document as a guide to where to measure the tempera- ture of the inlet/outlet air:

FIRST TEMPERATURE TEST:

1.Stabilize the unit by turning it on and letting it run for five minutes before performing the first temperature test.

2.Measure temperature of the inlet air going into the cooling unit on the evaporator (front) side.

3.Measure temperature of the outlet air discharging out of the cooling unit on the evaporator (front) side by holding the thermometer at the outer edge of the circular fan.

4.Record information and calculate temperature differential in table below for the evaporator (front) side section under the first test.

5.On the back side of the unit, measure temperature of the inlet air going into the cooling unit on the condenser (back) side.

6.On the back side of the unit, measure temperature of the outlet air discharging out of the cooling unit on the condenser (back) side by holding the thermometer at the outer edge of the circular fan.

7.Record information and calculate temperature differential in table below for the condenser/back side section under the first test.

SECOND TEMPERATURE TEST:

8.After the unit has run for 8 hours, perform the second temperature test.

9.Record information and calculate temperature differential in table below for the condenser/back side section under the second test.

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