At Evolution Cooling, we offer exceptional chiller servicing to ensure your cooling systems perform at their best. Our skilled technicians provide comprehensive maintenance and repair services for all types of chillers, tailored to meet your specific requirements.
Chiller Servicing and Maintenance
Contact Evolution Cooling today for a free consultation and discuss your chiller servicing and maintenance needs.
Chiller Servicing and Maintenance for All Cooling Systems
Air Chillers
Air chillers are essential for numerous applications, from HVAC systems to industrial processes. Our servicing ensures these units remain efficient, preventing common issues like airflow blockages and refrigerant leaks.
Water Chillers
Water chillers require regular maintenance to prevent scaling and corrosion. We offer comprehensive services to keep your water chillers performing at their best, extending their lifespan and efficiency.
Glycol Chillers
Ideal for low-temperature applications, glycol chillers need specialised care. Our team is skilled in maintaining these systems, ensuring the glycol concentration is optimal and the system is free from contaminants.
Industrial Chillers
Industrial chillers are the backbone of many manufacturing processes. Our servicing includes thorough inspections and preventive maintenance to avoid costly downtime and ensure continuous operation.
Chiller Servicing and Maintenance for All Cooling Systems
What Are the Most Common Chiller Repairs?
Refrigerant Leaks
Low refrigerant levels can cause your chiller to work harder, leading to higher energy consumption and reduced cooling capacity. Our technicians use advanced detection methods to locate and repair leaks.
Compressor Failures
The compressor is the heart of the chiller. A failing compressor can bring your system to a halt. We offer expert repairs and replacements to get your chiller back up and running quickly.
Electrical Issues
Faulty wiring or electrical components can cause a chiller to malfunction. Our team conducts thorough electrical inspections and repairs to ensure safe and reliable operation.
Sensor Problems
Malfunctioning sensors or control systems can lead to improper temperature regulation. We calibrate and replace faulty sensors to restore accurate and efficient performance.
Benefits of our Industrial Chiller Maintenance and Servicing
Alongside preventing and minimising the risk of breakdown, there are many advantages to our chiller maintenance, including:
Routine maintenance custom to you at your convenience.
24-hour customer/technical support.
Reduced labour rates and spare parts.
Dedicated site service engineers.
F-Gas compliant leak checks.
24-hour engineer assistance seven days a week.
Reduced labour rates and spare parts.
Customer portal access – job tracking, access to quotes, invoices and reports.
Regular Glycol level check.
Award-winning customer service
Get in Touch with an Experienced Chiller Technician Today
Here at Evolution Cooling, our comprehensive chiller maintenance plans are tailored to meet the specific needs of your chiller systems.
Chillers shouldn’t disrupt your business operations. Get in touch with us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced chiller technicians. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the highest level of service for all industrial chiller maintenance issues, ensuring your units are always in peak condition.
Chiller Servicing: Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a chiller be serviced?
A chiller should be serviced at least twice a year to ensure optimal performance and prevent costly breakdowns. Regular maintenance includes checking refrigerant levels, cleaning coils, and inspecting electrical components.
How much does it cost to maintain a chiller?
The cost of maintaining a chiller depends on its size, type, and specific maintenance requirements. Regular maintenance can help prevent expensive repairs and extend the chiller’s lifespan.
What is the service life of chiller?
The service life of a chiller is generally between 15 to 20 years. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can extend its lifespan and maintain efficiency significantly.
How do you inspect a chiller?
To inspect a chiller, have a chiller technician check refrigerant levels, inspect and clean coils, examine electrical connections, and test the efficiency of the compressor and other components. Regular inspections help identify potential issues early.
What is the common problem of a chiller?
A common problem with chillers is refrigerant leaks, which can lead to decreased efficiency and higher energy consumption. Regular maintenance can help detect and repair leaks before they cause any other issues to your cooling system.
General FAQs for Servicing and Maintenance
What areas do you cover?
We are geographically based in the West and east Midlands; our technicians are happy to travel nationwide based on our agreed rates.
What is your response time for my broken chiller?
We aim to be onsite within 4 hours depending on location. However, we prioritise customers who are under contract with Evolution Cooling.
Do you carry spares for Industrial chillers?
Our technicians carry most commonly used refrigerants and spares for quick fixes such as pressure leak tests, temperature sensors, contactors & controller replacements. They are backed up by a depot stocked with water pumps, Axial fans, Compressors and valves.
What makes of chiller do you repair?
Our technicians are competent on all manufacturers and specialize with some names such as Trane, carrier, ICS Coolenergy, MTA, Rhoss, Hitema, Thermocold, Hidross, CF Chiller, KKT chillers, KTK chiller, Climaveneta Chillers
What models of chillers can you service?
We stock spares and can service models including TAE EVO 015 – TAE EVO 602
How do I reset a high-pressure alarm?
Locate reset switch within chiller compartment, our technical team can offer free advise on locating this in your specific chiller (0121 820 8946), hard reset by powering the chiller off and then on.
What is the most likely cause of low pressure alarm on my chiller?
Shortage of refrigerant is the most common cause of low-pressure alarm within a chiller. Other causes can be TEV or solenoid Failure, freeze up of heat exchangers, low glycol levels. Our technical team can offer free advice on possible causes (0121 820 8946).
