Annual yacht chiller service: chilled-water system checks
What an annual yacht chiller service should cover, from pumps and water flow to strainers, condensers, fan coils and electrical checks.
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What an annual yacht chiller service should cover, from pumps and water flow to strainers, condensers, fan coils and electrical checks.
Compare DX and chilled-water yacht AC, including heat paths, equipment layout, servicing checks, fault patterns and safe crew actions.
Learn why yacht reverse-cycle heating weakens as seawater cools, how model limits differ, what crew can check and when to call an engineer.
Learn how to separate condensate from seawater, inspect yacht AC drains and sumps, test drainage and recognise flooding risks.
Learn what yacht AC pressure alarms mean, how operating mode changes the diagnosis, safe crew checks and when refrigerant work is required.
Learn how to trace musty yacht AC odours through return filters, fan-coil pans and condensate drains, with safe crew checks and call-out signs.
Learn how to identify yacht AC refrigerants, apply EU leak-check rules, document repairs and decide when certified help is required.
Diagnose poor cooling, constant compressor running, frost and ice maker water faults using safe checks before calling an engineer.
Warm seawater, blocked strainers and tired condensers. How seawater-cooled AC works, why it struggles in high summer, and what to do before it does.