Evaporative Air Conditioning Service Special

Evaporative Air conditioning Maintenance and Repair

If you’re looking for maximum efficiency from your home’s evaporative cooling system, annual preventative maintenance is the key. Ours comes in the form of a thorough cleaning and inspection to ensure your system is capable of running at maximum cooling efficiency without sacrificing important health and safety features.

Here’s what our Evaporative Cooler Opening Service consists of:

• Remove weather cover/s (if applicable)
• Wash pads to ensure they are clean and free of dirt and insects
• Wash out the water storage tray
• Check / re-set water levels
• Check / re-set water bleed/dump functions
• Function test fan, water pump, and fan speed settings
• Check cabinet for condition
• Check the drop duct for signs of corrosion
• Check that filter pad frames fit properly
• Check the operation of the isolation valve/tap and switches
• Check that the overflow drain is operating correctly

*Offer Terms & Conditions

• Price is per unit fitted to a single-story residential building (max. gutter height 2.6m)
• Price includes GST
• We reserve the right to refuse service if we have OH&S concerns
• Special offer only valid till December
• Must have been serviced within the last 12 months

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is evaporative cooling and how does it work?

Evaporative cooling is a type of air conditioning that uses water to cool the air. A fan draws warm outside air through moistened pads, causing the water to evaporate and cool the air. The cool air is then circulated throughout the home.

2. How often should I have my evaporative cooler serviced?

It is recommended to have your evaporative cooler serviced at least once a year before the summer season begins to ensure that it is operating efficiently and effectively.

3. Can I use an evaporative cooler in humid weather?

Evaporative coolers work best in dry climates, where the humidity is low. In areas with high humidity, they may not work as effectively.

4. What are some signs that my evaporative air conditioner needs service or repair?

Some signs that your evaporative air conditioner may need service or repair include reduced airflow, unusual smells or noises, water leaks, and the system not producing cool air.