
CENTAC TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
9
CST-TP0007
1994 Ingersoll-Rand Company
Date of issue: January, 1999 Supersedes: 16-dec-94
High Oil Temperature
Cause
Solution
1. Inadequate water flow.
Provide adequate water flow to the oil
cooler.
2. High water temperature.
Lower water temperature; use a cooler
water source.
3. Bad AMOT valve.
Replace.
4. Water control valve thermostat out of
calibration.
Calibrate controller.
5. Dirty oil cooler on water side.
Clean water side of oil cooler.
6. Incorrect oil.
Check oil specification against I-R oil
requirements; install correct oil.
7. Water/glycol mixture greater than
50/50.
Adjust mixture to ensure the glycol is not
greater than 50%.
8. Water temperature supply higher than
oil cooler design.
Install larger oil cooler or additional
cooler.
9. Heat exchanger radiating fins dirty.
Clean fins.
10. Incorrect number of water passes.
Investigate. Orient return bonnett
correctly; replace bonnett gasket if
bypassing; install cooler with more
passes.