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USICERINKS.COM JULY.AUGUST.2020 / 39 , If there is corrosion, make sure you have this evaluated by your service provider. o This is a good time to check on the structural integrity of the trenches. o If it's in decent condition, prolong the life of your equipment by adding rust- proof paint. o In the engine room, inspect the com- pressors, suction lines, and the entire pip- ing system. Be sure to check the insula- tion and service and paint it if necessary. 2) CHECK YOUR FLUIDS o Identify any drop in fluid levels, as this indicates there is something wrong with the system. o Look for changes in brine/glycol or secondary refrigerant samples, as changes in the makeup can indicate larger, more serious problems. , The most effective way to do this is to send the samples for professional analysis. , Address any problems as early as pos- sible to prolong the life of your chiller and piping; have the recommended cor- rections completed while the plant is shut. , It's very important to have the pH level of the calcium chloride brine in the range of 8.5 to 9.5. , Make sure your secondary refrigerant is also within its ideal parameters. o Make sure the expansion/balance tanks are checked regularly to ensure that the chiller/piping and floor stay chilled. www.mayekawausa.com | info@mayekawausa.com M aye kaw a U S A S a l e s Re p r e s e n t a t i ve s M-series Reciprocating Compressor "The most efficient solution for ice rinks" •15% energy savings •Lower running costs •Minimal oil carry over •Improved ice quality

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