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A change in water flow rate through the chiller would cause the chiller to change its on/off cycles right? Lower the flow, shorter the cyle. Brad, how long is your chiller running on for typically? |
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Jeez man. That seriously blows - I get really****ed when I lose a frag...
Especially when I lose it to something dumb like a chiller I paid $799 for blowing a fuse. |
Well, the info for the unit does specify a minimum flow rate, and I haven't met that. If increasing the flow fixes the problem, I only have myself to blame, not the unit. I also notice that I get a lot of air building up in the lines, so that prolly doesn't help either.
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Well, changing the lines to 3/4" has doubled the flow, but that still doesn't meet the minimum requirements. I guess this thing needs a MAG 9.5 minimum, but prolly a 12 for best performance.
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Running a T3. Never blew one fuse. Even ran it for a while with the back panel 3" away from the wall.
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Reefer_11, any idea what you end flow rate is?
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in the neighborhood of 500GPH. max 600. if I am lucky and the stars are aligned right.
I have always meant to time the on-off cycle.. but I start to.. get bored waiting and forget about it.. ;) |
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what are you doing with the mag 9? Steve |
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