What is the difference between the Aerocool Trophy and the Aerocool Pro Series?
Are thermostats available for evaporative coolers?
How do I direct the cooled air blown into my house?
Is there another way to exhaust the air other than leaving windows or doors open?
How many windows or doors do I need to leave open?
What is the difference between Aspen pads and Rigid Media pads?
What choices of evaporative cooling do I have?
How do I lubricate the blower assembly bearings?
What do I do if the unit becomes scratched?
Can soft water be used with the evaporative cooler?
How many times a year should I service my cooler?
Can I use cooler cleaners, cooler treatments, anodes or other additives in my evaporative cooler?
Can I use the Power Cleaning System in any residential cooler?
Why should I use the Power Cleaning System in place of the Bleed-Off? (Technical comparison)
What is the Power Cleaning System?
CENTERING BLOWER WHEEL IN COOLER ON THE PULLEY SIDE
Locate end of shaft 1-7/8” from Bearing Assembly.
Pull Blower Assembly Hub against Bearing Assembly and tighten the Blower Set Screw.
Assemble Pulley onto Shaft and locate so it’s flush with edge of shaft.
Tighten Pulley Set Screw onto Shaft.
On AeroCool coolers, secure ¼” tubing within 18″ where tubing is attached to side of wet section.
On all window and mobile models, operating the unit without front discharge grill in place will cause the motor to over heat and shut off until it cools down.
Check the water distribution system to make sure there is sufficient water to the pads and check pads to ensure they are not clogged. If pads are not wet, check to see if recirculating pump is operating. Follow the procedures in owner’s manual for servicing the pump. Remove the pump from cooler and plug it into another electrical outlet. If it still not working replace pump. Remember to periodically check the pads, clean them and/or replace as needed.
The CFM rating for the units can be found on the brochures for each unit.
Please refer to the support center and click on “Downloads” to select the brochure for your product.
SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating) is a measure used for air conditioners. It refers to the BTU/hr of cooling, per watt of electricity. Evaporative coolers are rated by CFM, (Cubic feet per minute), of air flow. Since blower motors consume electricity based upon the horsepower of the motor, there is no energy rating that is the same as the compressor units.
Please visit the warranty section on this website for your specific model.