Mitsubishi EACV – Weekly Chiller Maintenance Procedure

Use this checklist to perform weekly maintenance of Mitsubishi EACV centrifugal chillers to ensure consistent system health and operational reliability.

General System Overview

  • Inspect entire chiller system for visible leaks, corrosion, wear and tear
  • Check for any signs of damage to equipment or surrounding area
  • Record operating hours and compare to maintenance schedule
  • Review alarm history for past week and identify patterns
  • Verify all alarms are functional and properly configured
  • Check equipment room conditions (temperature, humidity, ventilation)

Compressor & Refrigerant System

  • Inspect compressor for smooth operation, no unusual noises or vibrations
  • Check refrigerant pressure and verify within recommended range
  • Inspect oil levels and quality for contamination or discoloration
  • Verify oil heater is functioning properly
  • Check for refrigerant leaks around fittings and connections
  • Monitor compressor discharge temperature
  • Record suction and discharge pressures for trending

Electrical Components

  • Inspect all electrical connections for wear, corrosion, or overheating
  • Check motor amperage against manufacturer specifications
  • Verify stable voltage and current with no fluctuations
  • Inspect control panel for proper operation and display clarity
  • Check starter contactors for pitting or wear
  • Verify proper operation of disconnect switches

Water Systems

  • Verify chilled water flow rates and pressures are correct
  • Ensure condenser water flow is optimal
  • Inspect pumps for proper operation and any issues
  • Check and clean water strainers
  • Verify water treatment chemical levels
  • Monitor entering and leaving water temperatures
  • Check for proper water flow switch operation

Heat Exchangers

  • Inspect condenser and evaporator for dirt, dust, or scale buildup
  • Clean coils as necessary to maintain efficiency
  • Ensure airflow through heat exchangers is unobstructed
  • Inspect and clean filters for proper operation
  • Check fans for proper operation and cleanliness
  • Monitor approach temperatures for efficiency trends

Safety & Protection Systems

  • Test high and low pressure sensors and verify calibration
  • Test emergency shutdown functionality
  • Verify all safety interlocks are operational
  • Check refrigerant monitor/leak detection system
  • Test flow switches for proper operation
  • Verify emergency stop buttons are accessible and functional

Performance Monitoring

  • Monitor system performance against historical data
  • Identify any inefficiencies or performance degradation
  • Review data logs for trends indicating maintenance needs
  • Calculate weekly average kW/ton efficiency
  • Compare actual capacity to design specifications
  • Document any performance anomalies for follow-up

Documentation & Reporting

  • Document all maintenance tasks and inspections in weekly log
  • Record all operating parameters and readings
  • Update maintenance tracking system with completed tasks
  • Note any issues requiring follow-up maintenance
  • Review and file daily logs from the past week
  • Generate weekly performance summary report