A:
Over time, the titanium heat exchanger will accumulate calcium build up that will impede the
cooling process. You may also have particulate matter and debris accumulating on the integrated
temperature probe giving inaccurate readings. We recommend Back flushing the chiller every 6
months.
Step 1
Items needed:
a.
5 gallon bucket
b.
3 gallons fresh water
c.
1 gallon of household vinegar
d.
Submersible pump
e.
Vinly tubing
Step 2
Add 3 gallons of freshwater and 1 gallon of household vinegar into bucket
Step3
Connect vinly tubing to the submersible pump and other end into the “OUT” of the chiller
Connect vinly tubing to the “IN” of the chiller and place back into the 5 gallon bucket.
Step 4
Let the pump run through the chiller for 1 hour in the opposite direction. This will help clean the
temperature probe as it is located on the “IN” of the chiller
Step 5
Turn off submersible pump after 1 hour, and discard liquid inside the bucket. Refill the bucket with
4 gallons of fresh water and run the submersible pump for another 30 minutes to remove any
residual vinegar from the chiller.
Step 6
Reconnect chiller to original set up and re-program the set point back to your desired setting.
Factory setting is 77F
Q: Why are the numbers on the temperature controller bouncing up and down?
A:
You may need to back flush the chiller as there may be waste build up. You may have a
malfunction with either the integrated temperature probe or digital controller.
Q: Where is the Best location for my chiller?
A:
Keep chillers in an open area outside the stand for proper ventilation. The chiller requires at
least 1 foot in the front and rear of the chiller for unobstructed air flow.
