How to properly maintain water-cooled chillers?

Water-cooled chillers are commonly used refrigeration equipment in industrial production, which can effectively reduce the temperature of machines and equipment in the production process and improve the operating efficiency of the equipment. Correct maintenance of water-cooled chillers is very important to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and extend the service life of the equipment. Here are some ways to properly maintain water-cooled chillers.

First, clean the cooling system of the water-cooled chiller regularly. The cooling system will accumulate a certain amount of dust, oil residue and other debris, which will affect the cooling effect. Therefore, the cooling system needs to be cleaned every once in a while, which can be done with cleaners or professional cleaning equipment.

Secondly, regularly check the water pipes and condenser of water-cooled chillers. Water pipes and condensers are the most failure-prone parts of water-cooled chillers, so they need to be checked regularly for leaks, rust and other problems, and be repaired or replaced in a timely manner.

Again, regular replacement of cooling water. Cooling water will be contaminated during the cycle of use, affecting the cooling effect. Therefore, regular replacement of cooling water is required to ensure the cleanliness of the cooling water, which can also extend the service life of the water-cooled chiller.

In addition, regularly check the compressor and electronic control system of the water-cooled chiller. The compressor is the core component of the water-cooled chiller, and it is necessary to regularly check its operating status and lubrication to ensure its normal operation. The electric control system also needs to be checked regularly to ensure that the equipment can be started and stopped normally, and to ensure the stable operation of the equipment.

In addition, the operating environment of the water-cooled chiller is also very important. To ensure that the water-cooled chiller is in a well-ventilated, dry, clean environment, to avoid dust and debris into the equipment, affecting the normal operation of the equipment.