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5.5.
ATTACH WATER PIPES
fig.3
fig.3
Water inlet (fig.3)
G 1/2" Internal thread soft pipe
6. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
WARNING! shut down and unplug the cooler before performing maintenance or cleaning.
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6.1.
Completely drain the tank by removing the drainplug from the base and opening the drain valve. Fig.6
WARNING! Stagnant water may cause bacterial growth and serious health problems. Do not allow stagnant water to remain in
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the tank.
6.1.1.
During regular use, fully drain the tank and renew the water each day.
6.1.2.
Drain and clean the water tank before storage, after seasonal use and whenever the unit is not used for more than one week.
6.1.3.
Maintenance is key for cooler to have an effective and long service life. Keep unit in good condition to avoid unnecessary
parts replacement.
6.1.4.
Weekly Remove the two screws on the top of the cooling pad panel and gently pull off the panel. Use a soft cloth or soft plastic
bristle brush and water only, remove the accumulated dust and debris,(fig.5,fig.6,fig.7).
6.1.5.
Wash the cooling pad with fresh running water. (fig.7) Do not use high pressure water. Do not use acid or alkaline chemicals. Clean the
inlet air filters every week or more often in dusty conditions. Cleaning Inner parts.
6.1.6.
The evaporative cooler pad should be rinsed with gently running water only.
6.1.7.
Close the drain valve and reinstall drain plug and the cooling pad set after finishing maintenance.
6.1.8.
Cleaning the cooling pad:
fig.5
fig.5
A. Pull out filter net. (fig.5)
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fig.4
fig.4
Water inlet (fig.4) Alternative fill point
fig.6
fig.6
B. Lift the cooling pad gently and remove it. (fig.6)
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fig.7
fig.7
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SAC125 Issue 1 12/01/23
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