Why PRE-PLAN your AIR CONDITIONING SERVICING?
Planned service does not prevent breakdowns but keeps them to a minimum. In this way a comfortable and safe environment can be provided for you at work or at home giving peace of mind. BEE KOOL pre-planned services provide a system check & report. Anything found to be faulty will be quoted on and fitted with your approval.
Our PRE-PLANNED SERVICE network includes the Western, North, East and Southern regions of Adelaide. From Greenwith to Hallett Cove our coverage is in line with our customer support. The CBD will continue to be primarily
commercial business only and residential by appointment.
Why service your Evaporative Unit
To keep cool and comfortable throughout the harsh summer months. Domestic evaporative coolers should be maintained to ensure they are effective when you need them most.
Even self dumping systems, some owners are led to believe their unit is maintenance free.
Evaporative coolers collect windblown dust and pollen. The build up of dust and grime causes pump problems, water restrictions and pre-mature use of pads. As a consequence less air flow is circulated around the house. Make sure your family is comfortable, healthy and importantly safe.
***IMPROVE YOUR AIR QUALITY***
Why service your Reverse Cycle Unit
We all know you can pay a auto mechanic a little now for a routine service or pay a lot later for a major repair. The same hold true for air-conditioning units that HEAT & COOL.
Without regular maintenance a unit loses up to 5% of its efficiency per year, increase running cost of a regular service just like a car you won’t feel uncomfortable or broke when you need it most.
Cut your costs and reduce your energy bill by up to 15%
Help us to help you- Annual servicing available APRIL, MAY, JUNE or SEPT, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER
***PRE-PLAN YOUR SERVICE TODAY AND SAVE
Evaporative (Pre-Season OPEN UP) – System Servce Check
- Check & turn on electrical & water supplies
- Check & clean evaporative water channels (advise on condition of pads)
- Check electronic controls, fan, motor, belts and distribution pump.
- Check capacitors & fan speed controls (calibrate where necessary)
- Check controller operation.
- Check isolation points & test incoming power supply
- Check water flow to pads & adjust bled rate as necessary.
- Turn on cooling & check diagnostic functions (if applicable)
- Check ball valve and associated water controls.
- Check electrical starting & running currents.
Refrigerated Reverse Cycle Heat Pump – System Service Check
- Check noise levels of equipment
- Check & Clean condition of condensing unit
- Check condition of outdoor heat exchanger
- Check & Clean return air filter
- Check & Clean drains and pumps as required
- Inspect refrigerant lines for leakage
- Check for rust or corrosion
- Check correct refrigerant charge as required
- Check capacitors & soft staring gear
- Check isolators & test incoming power supply
- Check defrost controls and associated wiring
- Check correct air-flow across coils
- Check electrical contactors
- Check compressor crankcase heater
- Check electrical starting & running current
- Check electronic controls
- Check pulley belts for tension & wear
- Check thermostat/controllers
- Check high & low pressure safety switches
- Test run on cooling & heating
- Check fault diagnosis functions
Evaporative (End of season CLOSE DOWN) – System Service Check
- Check noise levels of equipment
- Check & clean condition of unit.
- Check of Celdek or Aspen pads (advise on condition)
- Drain & clean water channels
- Check & clean pump as required
- remove fan motor V-belt if applicable
- Check for rust and corrosion & apply protective barrier coating
- Check pulley belts for tension & wear.
- Check roof condition for water tightness
- Isolate electric & mains water & fit cover if applicable
Reverse Cycle Heat Pump – System Service Check
- Check noise levels of equipment
- Check & Clean condition of condensing unit
- Check condition of outdoor heat exchanger
- Check & Clean return air filter
- Check & Clean drains and pumps as required
- Inspect refrigerant lines for leakage
- Check for rust or corrosion
- Check correct refrigerant charge as required
- Check capacitors & soft staring gear
- Check isolators & test incoming power supply
- Check defrost controls and associated wiring
- Check correct air-flow across coils
- Check electrical contactors
- Check compressor crankcase heater
- Check electrical starting & running current
- Check electronic controls
- Check pulley belts for tension & wear
- Check thermostat/controllers
- Check high & low pressure safety switches
- Test run on cooling & heating
- Check fault diagnosis functions
Change the air you breathe.
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