Maintenance and Air conditioning repair Austin includes the following: Air Handling Equipment- Treating water for washers, replacing or cleaning air filters, checking fan belts, lubrication of pumps and fans, coils, electrical repairs and checking of controls; Air Distribution Equipment- Cleaning air ducts and grilles, repairing insulation on ducts, painting ducts, and checking dampers; Water-Using Equipment- Treatment of water, lubrication of pumps and fans, checking of piping and valves, painting, and cleaning; Cooling Equipment- Recharging refrigerant, lubrication, checking of V-belts, maintenance of compressors, checking of motors and controls, checking of valves and piping.
Air conditioning equipment
Air conditioning equipment is designed to perform a particular function in the most efficient manner possible and to give good mechanical performance. But before the expected results can be achieved, it is necessary to (1) so install the unit that there are no conditions that are detrimental to good operation; (2) operate and maintain the unit so that a continuance of satisfactory operation is assured. One point that many engineers slight is that not only must equipment have enough space for installation, but there must be sufficient clearance around the unit to enable proper servicing and operation. There should be sufficient space to permit oiling of bearings, removal of coils, fans and shaft, eliminators and wetted deck surface, servicing the spray water pump and strainer and for the air conditioning unit; enough room for servicing fan and pump motors, and the belts. Space should be allowed to permit the use of brushes and other equipment to clean the coils in the unit.
It is important that the units are lined up horizontally and vertically so that there will be proper slope for satisfactory drainage. Air discharge from water-saving devices should be above the roof line, and well above and as far as possible from the air intake. Since dirt and fumes carried into the unit aggravate the problem of keeping clean the heat transfer surfaces, air entering the apparatus should be kept as free as possible from dirt, fumes and steam. Simple upward direction of the air discharge is not sufficient, and the back-wash effect of air currents flowing over buildings should be taken into consideration.
Both the air inlet and outlet should be kept free from obstructions that might impede the free flow of air. Runs of discharge duct inside the building should be insulated to reduce condensation on the inside and the ducts should be made water tight. Before starting equipment, remove the belts and be sure that fans and pump rotate freely. Fill the oil cups on the fan and motor bearings before the electric wiring is completed. Then check the motor and replace the belts. Belts should be adjusted to prevent slipping when starting. However, too much tension will cause rapid wear on both belts and bearngs and an unnecessary load on the motor. It is important to check the motor for correct rotation. Directional arrows serve as a guide. Hire air conditioning repair Austin professionals for major repair.
Air conditioning equipment
Air conditioning equipment is designed to perform a particular function in the most efficient manner possible and to give good mechanical performance. But before the expected results can be achieved, it is necessary to (1) so install the unit that there are no conditions that are detrimental to good operation; (2) operate and maintain the unit so that a continuance of satisfactory operation is assured. One point that many engineers slight is that not only must equipment have enough space for installation, but there must be sufficient clearance around the unit to enable proper servicing and operation. There should be sufficient space to permit oiling of bearings, removal of coils, fans and shaft, eliminators and wetted deck surface, servicing the spray water pump and strainer and for the air conditioning unit; enough room for servicing fan and pump motors, and the belts. Space should be allowed to permit the use of brushes and other equipment to clean the coils in the unit.
It is important that the units are lined up horizontally and vertically so that there will be proper slope for satisfactory drainage. Air discharge from water-saving devices should be above the roof line, and well above and as far as possible from the air intake. Since dirt and fumes carried into the unit aggravate the problem of keeping clean the heat transfer surfaces, air entering the apparatus should be kept as free as possible from dirt, fumes and steam. Simple upward direction of the air discharge is not sufficient, and the back-wash effect of air currents flowing over buildings should be taken into consideration.
Both the air inlet and outlet should be kept free from obstructions that might impede the free flow of air. Runs of discharge duct inside the building should be insulated to reduce condensation on the inside and the ducts should be made water tight. Before starting equipment, remove the belts and be sure that fans and pump rotate freely. Fill the oil cups on the fan and motor bearings before the electric wiring is completed. Then check the motor and replace the belts. Belts should be adjusted to prevent slipping when starting. However, too much tension will cause rapid wear on both belts and bearngs and an unnecessary load on the motor. It is important to check the motor for correct rotation. Directional arrows serve as a guide. Hire air conditioning repair Austin professionals for major repair.
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