PARKER Accumulator & Cooler Division
15102 Sommermeyer, Suite 125, Houston, Texas, 77041 Tel. (713) 937-8900 Fax: (713) 937-0438
At Start-Up
Check that the direction of rotation is correct, i.e. that the
eletromotor poles are connected correctly.
Noise Level
Remaining close to the cooler for a extended time may be
annoying. Inappropriate mounting location may generate
increased noise level.
Cleaning the Cooler Core
The easiest method of cleaning the air fins is by using
compressed air. Fouling can be dealt with by using a high-
pressure washing system with a degreasing agent. Flush with
water afterwards.
Note: When using a high-pressure washing system, be careful
to align the water jet parallel to the air fins. Additionally, the
cooler core must be cool before cleaning.
When cleaning the inside of the cooler core, connect the core
to a closed circuit and flush the inside with a degreasing agent.
After cleaning, flush with the same fluid that will be used in
the system.
Miscellaneous
In the event of breakdown, consult PARKER.
When handling the cooler, e.g. for cleaning or repair,
disconnect all power supply. Be careful, the cooler may
be hot.
The fan generates static electricity by air friction. Do not
put sensitive electronic equipment in the immediate
vicinity of the cooler.
Consult PARKER when using fluids different from
standard hydraulic fluids such as heavy lubricating oils.
The electromotor may only be connected to the specified
direct current. PARKER shall not be held responsible for
any consequences due to improper connections.
PARKER shall not be held responsible for any
consequences due to repair or modification made by the
customer.
Parts List
1.
Fan Assembly
2.
Cooler core
3.
Fan housing
4-6 Fasteners
7-8 Washers
