IT'S TIME FOR HEAT PUMP MAINTENANCE

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POOL HEAT PUMP

15-Point Planned Maintenance and Equipment Safety Check

As winter starting, it is ideal to service your heat pump system. Regular inspection & maintenance of your heat pump will ensure the highest operating efficiency. While protecting your investment, we will assist you in extending the useful life of your heat pump for a longer period.
AQVASTAR with their knowledge in heat pump selection, and maintenance offer you a comprehensive maintenance and equipment safety check procedures that are designed to ensure your heat pump operates efficiently and reliably when you need it to, providing maximum pool enjoyment!

Annual Maintenance & Safety Check Points:

·   Check Proper Line & Control Voltage to Unit
·   Check Internal Electrical Connections
·   Check Compressor Capacitor & Amp draw
·   Check Operating Refrigerant Pressures
·   Verify/Check Air Flow
·   Verify/Check Water Flow
·   Check Fan Motor Amp Draw
·   Check Ambient & Water Temperature Sensors
·   Check Flow/Pressure Switch
·   Check Fan Capacitor
·   Clean Heat Pump Cabinet
·   Check & Clear Condensate Drains
·   Check Fan Blade Clearances
·   Identify Insect & Rodent Issues Within the Unit
·   Identify Environmental Conditions of Concern ( Any water splash, other issues)


Pls perform this if you are a maintenance contractor, or else please share this details to your clients to whom you had installed heat pumps.


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