Evaporative Air Conditioning Servicing Melbourne

Why do Evaporative Air Conditioners need to be serviced?

Evaporative air conditioners usually sit on your roof. This means they are prone to collecting windblown dust and pollen. This build up can clog the unit and block the filter pads. As a result, blockages can occur as well as creating problems with the pump.

Having a blockage in your evaporative air conditioning is the last thing you want happening on a hot Melbourne day. This is because it means less cool air is blown into your home. As a result your home will be much hotter that it should be.

The best way to make sure your evaporative air conditioning is working in peak condition is to make sure it is regularly serviced. It is recommended by Energy Safe Victoria that you get it serviced before summer each year. This is because evaporative coolers clogged with dust and debris have caused house fires in Melbourne in the past.

We service all major brands of Evaporative Air Conditioning

We specialise in all major brands of evaporative air conditioners including Brivis.  – This is a popular brand in Melbourne. Other major brands we specialise in include:

Bonaire, Braemer, Breezair, Celair, Coolair and CoolBreeze.

Cooling your home during summer in Melbourne is expensive. That’s why it’s important you install the right type of evaporative air conditioning for your needs. In addition, it needs to be regularly serviced.

Our technical specialists based in Melbourne, will provide you with all the advice you need so that your evaporative air conditioning is working at it’s best. This is the best way to make sure you stay cool in summer, as well as keep your electricity costs to a minimum.

Evaporative Air Conditioning Servicing Checklist

When servicing an evaporative air conditioning system, our technicians always perform thorough checks. The following are just some of the checks we undertake:

• Inspect ductwork of evaporative air conditioner to make sure none of it has become detached
• Check water level in the evaporative air conditioning condenser
• Clean and lubricate evaporative air conditioning water pump
• Make sure the evaporative air conditioning fan is working correctly
• Check the tenison of the evaporative air conditioning fan belt
• Make sure the evaporative air conditioning system filter pads are in good condition and replace if necessary
• Clean any fungus, sediment or algae build ups in the evaporative air conditioning system
• Check that the evaporative air conditioner’s dump valve is working correctly
• Clean, flush and then disinfect the water system for the evaporative air conditioner
• Check that the electrical and water connection to the evaporative air conditioner system are working properly
• Clean and check the evaporative air conditioner’s drain system
• Final check of complete evaporative air conditioner to make sure everything is working