Cause
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The pressure gauge may be defective or plugged. Note: Before
replacing the pressure gauge, confirm that the pump is working properly and that it is the
pressure gauge which is defective. The best way to do this is as follows:
- Turn the chiller off using the main power switch on the front of the chiller.
- Remove the reservoir cover and the reservoir cap.
- Remove the short drain hose from the hose bundle.
- Disconnect the return line (marked INLET) at the back of the chiller (see Figure 1).
- Connect the drain hose to the return line and put the open end in the reservoir opening
(see Figure 1).
- Turn the chiller on. There should be a good flow of coolant.
- Turn the chiller off and reconnect the return line.
- If all other functions of the chiller are operating, the output device can continue to
operate.
- Make a note of the chillers serial number on the label. Call Neslab at
1-800-258-0830 to request a warranty replacement pressure gauge.
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