Glycol Chillers Repair Services

Commercial glycol chillers are important appliances for bars to keep cans, bottles, and other drinks cold. A commercial glycol chiller allows for drinks to be cooled while waiting to be served to customers. There are three main types of commercial glycol chillers; air cooled chiller, water cooled chiller, and evaporator chiller. Commercial glycol chillers are essential to breweries in storing their freshly made beer until ready to be served. Commercial glycol chillers have a complex system that includes many parts. Complete Technical Solutions provides expert technicians that can diagnose, repair, and replace your broken commercial glycol chillers. We offer 24/7 emergency commercial glycol chiller repair to all our customers.

Commercial Gycol Chiller Repair and Services:

• Routine maintenance
• Freeze alarm
• Low pressure alarm
• Flow Alarm
• Installation
• Pump repair and replacement
• Compressor repair and replacement
• Evaporator repair and replacement
• Electrical and wiring issues

Common Problems with Glycol Chillers

1. Inadequate Cooling Capacity.

This is one of the most common problems which lead to the chiller’s failure to reach or keep its preferred temperature. Factors like compressor malfunctions or refrigerant leaks can bring it about.

2. Contamination of the Glycol.

The typical causes of glycol contamination are air ingress, mineral deposits, or bacterial growth. These problems may lead to increased energy consumption, reduced heat transfer efficiency, and clogged lines.

3. Pump Breakdown.

Pump breakdown is a significant problem that interrupts glycol circulation and obstructs the capacity of the chiller to cool efficiently. Electrical issues, clogged impellers, or motor malfunctions could trigger this.

4. Changes in Temperature.

Suppose you are experiencing fluctuations in your chiller’s temperature and failure to maintain its cooling conditions’ consistency. Inadequate insulation, control systems, or temperature sensors may cause this.

5. Low refrigerant charge.

If you have a low refrigerant charge, your chiller cannot cool efficiently or might even overheat. The refrigerant charge can gradually decline eventually because of leaks or evaporation.

6. Blocked filters.

Blocked filters are also the cause of why your chiller is not cooling appropriately, as it hampers the flow of coolant.

7. Damaged compressor.

It is the core of the chiller, and when it is broken, the chiller cannot be completely cool. The cause of a damaged compressor can be due to several reasons, like electrical issues, overheating, or wear and tear.

8. Leakage.

Leakage in your chiller can be triggered by many factors, such as physical damage, corrosion, or faulty seals, which may lead to overheating or even damage to the chiller.

Suppose you are experiencing any of these problems with your glycol chillers. In that case, it is essential to address the issue and contact a qualified technician for assistance to repair the problem before they escalate.

Preventive Maintenance for Glycol Chillers

Commercial glycol chillers are multifaceted parts of equipment that need regular maintenance to maintain their optimum efficiency. Preventive care such as inspecting, cleaning, and adjusting the equipment parts regularly will help avoid problems. By conducting regular maintenance, you can enhance productivity, reduce expensive downtime, and prolong the lifespan of your chillers.

Complete Technical Solutions provides repairs and services to all major commercial glycol chiller brands such as; BrewBuilt, Carrier, York, Multistack, Trane, Bell & Gossett, Evapco, Marley, BAC, and many more!

If you are in need of routine or emergency commercial glycol chiller repair, call our experts at Complete Technical Solutions at 804-594-9663. We diagnose and repair commercial appliances in the state of Virginia.