The control panel controls all the product functions. The panel is equipped with an internal safety circuit against motor and pump short-circuits. Should your unit stop working, always check the fan motor and pumps first. The control panel may turn off, protecting itself against some other electrical defects. If the control panel is completely dead, […]
The return pump is located in the tray and returns excess water to the reservoir. We recommend replacing the injection pump every 12 months. More information can be found in the maintenance section of the owner’s manual.
We suggest performing preventative maintenance and replacing wearable parts every year (injection pump, return pump and pine filter bag), coinciding with your yearly vehicle maintenance. See full details within the owner’s manual.
We recommend the below steps to troubleshoot each pump. Inspect return pump – Please reflect back to owner’s manual for proper maintenance. The return pump is programmed to turn on just after the injection pump to ensure there is never any excess water sitting inside the top of the unit.
What you’ll need: Supplied Water Lines/Tubes, Water Reservoir, Zip Ties, Water, *Plumbing tape Out of the box the reservoir is set up for horizontal mounting but can also be mounted vertically by moving the float sensor and injection pump. Choose an orientation that supports easy access so that you can connect the water lines, easily fill […]
There are two pumps for this system (injection – pumps water from the reservoir up to the roof, and return – pumps any excess water extracted from the pine filter back into the reservoir). The pine filter can be power washed but it is recommended that both pumps and pine filter be replaced once a […]
The excess water that travels through the pine filter goes through water channels and passes through (2) additional sub filters ending up inside the small reservoir built into the front of your Fresair. The return pump is located inside the small reservoir which takes all excess water and pumps it back into the main reservoir […]
