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REPLACING TEMPERATURE SENSOR

If you have any questions or concerns about working on the chiller always consult a certified 

electrician first. Required tools: wire cutters and Phillips screw driver.

Replacing temperature sensor for CC-25B

1.  Unplug the chiller.
2.  Unplug/disconnect the water being supplied to the chiller.
3.  Disconnect tubing.
4.  Drain the water from the heat exchanger.
5.  Remove the eight screws that hold on the cover of the chiller. 
6.  Remove cover. Caution: Connected to the cover is the temperature controller. Remove 

slowly. Then, disconnect the connection between the cover/controller and the chiller.

7.  On the heat exchanger is compression fitting holding the sensor.  Loosen the fitting and 

slide out the sensor.

8.  With a pair of dykes, remove the zip ties holding the sensor wire. 
9.  Disconnect the sensor from the temperature controller.
10.  Install new sensor. Use Teflon tape on the compression nut.
11.  Secure sensor wire with new zip ties cutting off excess.
12.  Reconnect the temperature controller. 
13.  Replace cover and secure with screws.
14.  Reinstall.

Replacing temperature sensor for CC-50

1.  Unplug chiller.
2.  Unplug/disconnect the water supplied to the chiller.
3.  Disconnect tubing.
4.  Drain the water from the heat exchanger.
5.  Remove compression tubing connectors.
6.  Remove the six screws that secure the back cover of the chiller.
7.  Remove back cover. Caution: connected to the front cover of the chiller is the 

temperature controller. Remove slowly.

8.  Disconnect wire from controller to chiller using the white quick wire disconnect.
9.  Remove the four screws that secure the front cover to the chiller.
10.  Cut zip ties around the insulation and wires going to the compressor and heat 

exchanger.

Summary of Contents for Polar Bear Chiller CC-25B

Page 1: ...sy to program digital thermostat Compact efficient design Maximum cooling efficiency For fresh or saltwater environments WARNING Buyer User assumes all responsability for safety and proper use not in...

Page 2: ...drip loop must be used when plug into any electrical devices A drip loop is part of the cord hanging below the receptacle The national code requires all aquarium equipment to be plugged into a G F C...

Page 3: ...rify that there are not any kinks in the tubing supplying water to the chiller or in the output tube returning water to the aquarium or sump 9 Turn on water pump or water supply 10 Check all connectio...

Page 4: ...l for the aquarium There is not a minimum of 10 clearance around the chiller for adequate ventilation The chiller is installed inside an aquarium stand Problem Too much noise The chiller must be place...

Page 5: ...move the zip ties holding the sensor wire 9 Disconnect the sensor from the temperature controller 10 Install new sensor Use Teflon tape on the compression nut 11 Secure sensor wire with new zip ties c...

Page 6: ...the compression nut onto the new senor if not already installed 19 Now reconnect the new sensor to board 20 Secure the sensor back into the heat exchanger 21 Secure all wiring and insulation with zip...

Page 7: ...t Circuit Interrupter GFCI CONSUMER REMEDIES Commodity Axis Inc entire Liability and your sole exclusive remedy are either repair or replacement of the Via Aqua chiller only if you return the defectiv...

Page 8: ...card and proof of purchase within 15 days of purchase to Commodity Axis Inc 300 South Lewis Rd Unit J Camarillo CA 93012 IMPORTANT Please make a copy of this warranty card and retain it for your reco...

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