KwiKool KPHP Series, Operation Manual

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VIII / Utilizing your KwiKool System
In contrast to conventional air conditioners, which circulate air conditioning capacity evenly
to an entire floor, KwiKool systems are designed for conditioning an area that needs heating
and/or cooling in a concentrated area. Understanding the capabilities of your KwiKool can
help you avoid problems. For example, if you add heat-generating equipment to the room
after purchasing a KwiKool system, you may be short of the necessary cooling capacity.
Your KwiKool system offers an effective affordable solution for many applications. It can also
provide spot cooling for workers or process cooling within a large space without the use of
condenser ducting, such as a warehouse factory, or production areas. If the system is used
in this manner, the cold air supply must be within 5 feet of the person or equipment being
cooled, since the hot ambient air will mix with the cool air very quickly. Your KwiKool system
is specifically designed to adapt to today’s high tech environments such as telecommunica-
tion or computer rooms and is equipped with the necessary controls to maintain those
special environments. Call your nearest KwiKool Distributor or 1-800-594-5665 for help or
for questions about other applications.
VII / Maintenance
Your KwiKool unit comes from the factory with air filters installed on the evaporator inlet to
prevent dust and debris from entering the system and circulating in the conditioned space,
factory installed filters are a disposable type and must be periodically checked and replaced
based on the air quality of your conditioned space.
Failure to maintain the filters will cause
restricted air flow and low overall unit performance. The air filter is located on the front of
your KwiKool unit below the control, release the 2 slotted fasteners on the access door to
open.
Positioning of Unit - Do not place your KwiKool unit in direct sunlight. The unit
should be positioned so that the output of the unit can be focused as close to the load
source as possible with the front grill fully exposed. Do not block the front of the unit,
since this will cause a restriction in the airflow, can cause low performance and other
operational issues discussed in the troubleshooting section.
D.
IX / Fault Codes
Your KwiKool Iceberg System incorporates a self-diagnostic system that sounds an audible
alarm, stops your system and displays a fault code to indicate the nature of the problem on
the display panel. See the troubleshooting guide later in this manual for further information.
CF
= Condensate Tank Full
CP
= Condensate Pump Fault
HP = High Pressure Switch Tripped
LP = Low Pressure Switch tripped or tripping
A1 = Phase Monitor Senses power problem (if equipped)
FP
= Freeze Protection