chiller keep on running...???

Originally Posted by BarraCuda™

I dont know what are you talking abt. If you are asking where is the temperature sensor .. its inside the heat exchanger, the box where you connect yr in/out pipes.

Allow me to rephrase my intention in a more comphrehensable manner.....:
I have a very vague idea of where is the thermostat box's location..
hence, i seek yer enlightenment on where the location is which you have already very kindly pointed out to me..i would like to thank you for that

now a new question arise, the in/out piping is incorporated to the chiller, I don not see any box....so which box are you refering to?

am I correct to say that the thermostat is not clearly visible unless one dismantle the chiller?

thx again...

Originally Posted by cire

maybe u can press set for 20 seconds till the display jump to CA (calibrate)
den press + once (display shld show +01) wait n see if it kick in fast or not
my resun 650 kicks in for 3 min den stopped for 2 min lagi jiak lut
try to adjust the water flow till siao but still dun work :mad
it works for me so dunno bout u

bro..
did dat oredi man...problem still persist..

[BarraCuda™]

Originally Posted by knightx

Allow me to rephrase my intention in a more comphrehensable manner.....:
I have a very vague idea of where is the thermostat box's location..
hence, i seek yer enlightenment on where the location is which you have already very kindly pointed out to me..i would like to thank you for that

now a new question arise, the in/out piping is incorporated to the chiller, I don not see any box....so which box are you refering to?

am I correct to say that the thermostat is not clearly visible unless one dismantle the chiller?

thx again...

If you open up the casing .. you will see a water box with the 2 pipes .. inside the box is the titanium cooling coil and the temperature sensor.

Its fixed permanently into the box so I dont think you can see it from outside.

If the flowrate to the chiller is too low .. the water will chill rapidly in the heat exchanger, register a "false" cold temperature and turn off the chiller. The water will gradually get replaced with warmer water and triggers the chiller to start again. In this case .. you can get a higher flowrate pump or use a external thermostat.

If the total volume of yr tank is too small .. the same thing happens. The water chill too rapidly and warmed up too rapidly due to the small volume. In this case, there is nothing much you can do as the chiller is oversized. External thermostat also no use.

So you must determine what kind of problem you are facing now. If you are running it on a 4 footer, the total volume shouldnt be a problem.

Originally Posted by BarraCuda™

If you open up the casing .. you will see a water box with the 2 pipes .. inside the box is the titanium cooling coil and the temperature sensor.

Its fixed permanently into the box so I dont think you can see it from outside.

If the flowrate to the chiller is too low .. the water will chill rapidly in the heat exchanger, register a "false" cold temperature and turn off the chiller. The water will gradually get replaced with warmer water and triggers the chiller to start again. In this case .. you can get a higher flowrate pump or use a external thermostat.

If the total volume of yr tank is too small .. the same thing happens. The water chill too rapidly and warmed up too rapidly due to the small volume. In this case, there is nothing much you can do as the chiller is oversized. External thermostat also no use.

So you must determine what kind of problem you are facing now. If you are running it on a 4 footer, the total volume shouldnt be a problem.

Hi

tahnk you sooo much for this pcs of explanation..it is indeed an preliminary eduction to chillers..
i will take note what wat you have advised..
thx again...