Mitsubishi EACV – Daily Chiller Maintenance Procedure

Use this checklist to perform daily maintenance of Mitsubishi EACV centrifugal chillers for reliable and efficient operation.

General System Overview

  • Visual inspection of chiller unit and surrounding areas for leaks, damage, or abnormal conditions
  • Record total operating hours and compressor starts for maintenance tracking
  • Verify all alarms (temperature, pressure, water flow) are functional and audible
  • Check proper labeling and warning signs for hazard identification
  • Inspect for corrosion, cracks, or loose components
  • Ensure adequate clearance around unit for service access

Control System & Display

  • Mitsubishi control panel display functional and clear
  • No active alarms or fault codes displayed
  • Control panel buttons and interface responsive
  • Operating parameters within normal ranges
  • Historical data logging functioning properly
  • Setpoints appropriate for current building load

Compressor & Refrigerant System

  • Centrifugal compressor operation smooth with no unusual vibrations or noises
  • Refrigerant levels checked and no leaks detected
  • Oil levels in compressor at correct level and clean
  • Oil return system functioning correctly
  • Oil heater operation preventing refrigerant migration
  • Bearing temperatures within acceptable limits

Electrical Components

  • Chiller receiving correct voltage and current per specifications
  • Proper grounding and secure electrical connections verified
  • All electrical connections free from corrosion and wear
  • Motor amperage within specified limits
  • Motor wiring and connections in good condition
  • Variable frequency drive (if equipped) operating properly

Water Systems

  • Proper chilled water flow and pump operation within parameters
  • Adequate condenser water flow with no obstructions or debris
  • Chilled and condenser water temperatures within specified ranges
  • Water pressure gauges accurate and within acceptable limits
  • Pressure relief valves inspected to prevent overpressure risks
  • Water treatment system functioning and chemical levels appropriate

Heat Exchangers

  • Condenser and evaporator coils inspected for cleanliness and fouling
  • Coil cleaning performed per maintenance schedule
  • Proper filtration and draining to prevent accumulation
  • Heat exchanger approach temperatures within limits
  • No visible leaks in heat exchanger connections
  • Tube bundle condition monitored for scaling or corrosion

Safety & Protection Systems

  • High/low pressure switches tested and functioning properly
  • Temperature sensors and emergency shutoffs operational
  • Emergency shutdown systems tested for functionality
  • All emergency switches clearly labeled and accessible
  • Safety relief valves properly seated and functional
  • Lockout/tagout procedures clearly posted and followed

Performance Monitoring

  • System efficiency and energy consumption monitored
  • Energy usage within optimal efficiency parameters
  • Historical performance data reviewed for trends or anomalies
  • Actual values compared with manufacturer specifications
  • Capacity control responding appropriately to load changes
  • Operating hours and maintenance schedules updated

Documentation & Reporting

  • Daily inspection log maintained with all activities recorded
  • Maintenance records properly documented and updated
  • Compliance with environmental regulations verified
  • Safety inspections and compliance guidelines documented
  • Refrigerant use and waste disposal procedures followed
  • Service reports and recommendations properly filed