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Troubleshooting Guide
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2.) Even though the space may seem to be
adequate, the heat needs to be able to
dissipate away from the unit. A lack
of ventilation will cause the room to
become extremely warm.
3.) The WhisperKOOL unit is designed
to cool 30°F cooler than the ambient
temperature of the room it is exhausting
the hot air to (rear side of unit). This
means that in order to maintain an
optimum temperature of 55°F, the
temperature on the exhaust side of
the WhisperKOOL
unit cannot be more
than 85°F.
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If the air temperature is cooling, it confirms
a lack of proper ventilation.
If the exhaust area is confined, (for example,
if the unit vents into a crawlspace), then
as the temperature outside the unit rises,
the WhisperKOOL unit must expend more
energy (and will generate more heat) in
order to maintain a cool temperature inside
the room. Eventually, the unit cannot keep
up and the temperature inside the cellar
climbs.
To solve the problem, make sure that the
WhisperKOOL vents into a space where
heat cannot build up.
Door Seal
A high quality door with a proper seal
is another important aspect of a well-
designed cellar. If there is a gap between
the bottom of the door and the floor, the
cool air will sink and flow out beneath
the door. While the release of the cool
air may be subtle, it will require the
WhisperKOOL
unit to continue to operate
without achieving the desired results. Use
good-quality weather-stripping and seals
around the cellar door to prevent cool air
leakage. For more details, see Preparing
the Wine Cellar, “Door” on page 5.
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Air flows on both sides of the wall.
Cool air drops and exits beneath door.
In order to determine if ventilation may be
the problem, try the following tests.
1.) Measure the air temperature at the
intake grill on the backside of the
WhisperKOOL unit. Measure the air
temperature in front of the circulation
fans in front of the unit. If there is a
30°F temperature variation, then the
unit is running correctly.
2.) It the air temperature is greater than
85°F at the intake grill on the backside
of the WhisperKOOL
unit, then the
room is inadequately ventilated.
3.) To further test this situation, locate
a household fan and point it directly
to the rear intake grill on the unit.
Operate the fan at maximum capacity
with the rear area open to ventilation.
Wait fifteen minutes and measure
the air temperature coming from the
circulating fans in front of the unit.
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