Seeley Braemar EA 120, Owner'S Manual

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SEELEY INTERNATIONAL - OWNER’S MANUAL
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To ensure that your air conditioner continues
to provide reliable service for many years, it
requires some routine maintenance. There are
two forms of maintenance:
1. Pre and post season maintenance, and
2. Routine preventative maintenance.
PRE-SEASON MAINTENANCE
• Turn off the water supply.
• Turn off the power supply.
• Remove the filter pad frames. Insert a
screwdriver into the slots at the bottom of
the pad frames and lever upwards. Pull the
bottom of the pad frames away, then lower
the frames out of the cabinet.
• Turn off the isolating switch.
SEASONAL MAINTENANCE
ILL725-A
• Hose both sides of the filter pads
CAREFULLY (do not use excess water
pressure as this may create "holes" in the
pad material). Ensure that the woodwool
pad material is evenly distributed, especially
make sure that there are no gaps or holes at
the TOP of the PADS.
• Check and, if necessary, clean the water
spreaders located inside the roof above the
filter pads.
• Drain the water from the unit by removing
the overflow or overflow bleed funnel.
• Check pulleys for wear and correct
alignment.
• Check V belt for wear.
• Thoroughly clean and dry the bottom of the
water tank.
• Replace filter pad frames. Ensure they are
the correct way up.
• If water flow appears low, there may be a
problem with foreign material clogging the
pump or pump strainer. To correct, remove
pump, dismantle base, clean and re-assemble.
ACCESS FOR SERVICING AND
MAINTENANCE
Working at heights requires additional safety
precautions. Required clearances around
the cooler for maintenance and servicing are
shown below.
ILL2882-A
Specific job sites may incur additional charges
for servicing in order to provide safe access to
the cooler for servicing, which may include, but
not limited to sites:-
•
with a roof pitch >35°
• with limited access to the roof
• where the roof access point is > 6m above
ground level
• where the cooler is located too close to a fall
edge
• which are not structurally capable of
supporting the weight of the cooler and
service technicians
Extra service or warranty charges may
apply for the cost of any equipment or
additional labour involved in providing safe
access to the cooler.
MAINTENANCE