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CAUTION:  FAILURE TO ABIDE BY ABOVE PROCEDURE MAY INCUR PHYSICAL DAMAGE TO THE CHILLER’S 

COMPRESSOR.

 

 

TO PROPERLY DISPOSE OF YOUR CHILLER - Your old Chiller may have used a regulated refrigerant in its cooling 

system. These refrigerants are believed to harm stratospheric ozone. If you are throwing away your old Chiller, 

make sure the refrigerant is removed and recovered for proper disposal by an EPA-certified technician. If you 

intentionally release this refrigerant, you can be subject to fines and imprisonment under provisions of 

environmental legislation. 

7.  

QUICK CONNECTOR UNION FITTINGS 

¼” x ¼”

 

 

 

 

 

First you must remove the temporary “Connector Plugs” from the water Inlet and Outlet ports of the Quick 

Connector Unions when installing the Chiller.  See Step # 4 below for Tube & Plug removal instructions for Quick 

Connector fittings.

 

 
 

 

 Step 1.   Cutting the Tube 

 

Cut the end of the tube to be inserted 
into the fitting to make the end of the 
tube be a smooth and straight cut.   

 

Make sure to start with a clean tube 
without any foreign material, free of 
score marks and scratches. 

 

Use a utility knife with a fresh blade or 
Tube Cutter.  Do NOT use a hacksaw. 

 

 

Step 2.   Inserting the Tube 

 

When inserting the tube, remove any obstructions inside of the 
fitting before inserting the tube. Push the tube firmly into the 
quick connect fitting to ensure that the tube is fully connected 
and sealed.  Inserting the tube into the fitting only takes 
moderate force.  

 

To avoid damage to the O-Ring, make sure burrs and sharp 
edges are removed from the cut end of the tube.  The tube, O-
Ring or fitting should not be scratched or damaged as this can 
cause water leaks later on. 

 

The collet clip (gripper) (see Step 4 drawing) has stainless steel 
teeth which permanently hold the tube firmly in position while 
the O-Ring provides a leak proof seal. 

 

For soft or thin walled plastic tube other than standard poly 

tube we recommend the use of a tube insert to prevent the 

tube from collapsing & leaking. 

 

 

Step 3. Checking the Connection 

 

To check that the fitting is properly connected to the tube, pull 
it moderately once. The tube should not be able to be pulled 
out of the fitting. 

 

Summary of Contents for CHL-501

Page 1: ...Y COMPONENTS DIAGRAM 9 ADJUSTING THERMOSTAT 10 SPECIFICATIONS 11 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 12 WARRANTY SERVICE ChillerDaddyLLC Huntington IN 46750USA www ChillerDaddy com For best use of your Chiller we a...

Page 2: ...caused the drain plug to loosen 2 LOCATION REQUIREMENTS This Chiller is intended to be installed underneath a conventional kitchen sink in a cabinet not less than 36 914mm wide inside dimension Chille...

Page 3: ...l use 30 insulated OD faucet connection poly tube is included This insulated tube not only helps to keep the water colder but also prevents condensation from forming on the tube and running down onto...

Page 4: ...ke sure to start with a clean tube without any foreign material free of score marks and scratches Use a utility knife with a fresh blade or Tube Cutter Do NOT use a hacksaw Step 2 Inserting the Tube W...

Page 5: ...ng 8 PRIMARYCOMPONENTSDIAGRAM 9 ADJUSTINGTHERMOSTAT The thermostat is factory preset and requires no adjustment other than for abnormal requirements If needed the water temperature can be adjusted by...

Page 6: ...Power 110 Volts 60Hz 3 Prong Grounded Cord Attached 1 8A 140W Motor Compressor Thermally Protected Certifications Conforms to UL Standard 399 Certified to CSA Standard C22 2 s 60335 2 24 60335 1 Refri...

Page 7: ...the thermostat as necessary The ambient temperature is high It is normal for the Chiller to run continuously at high ambient temperatures C Water is not cold but the Chiller compressor runs continuous...

Page 8: ...erial number Please retain your receipt or invoice as proof of purchase date and location This warranty applies only in the country in which the unit was originally sold This Limited Warranty does not...

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