Performance diagnosis
Temperatures, flow, load, pressures, the alarm history and how it’s running right now.
Process and facility coolingARC AU 30896
Industrial water chiller troubleshooting and service
Fault finding, repairs and preventative maintenance for industrial and commercial water chillers across Victoria.
Water chillers
One tripped chiller can stop a whole process
Chillers keep processes, machines, product and whole buildings at temperature. When one trips or loses capacity, I check the refrigeration circuit, the water side, the electrics and the controls.
A chiller fault can sit in the refrigeration, the water side or the controls, so I check all of them before I recommend a repair.
Equipment
What I work on
01Process water chillers
02Commercial chillers
03Air-cooled chillers
04Pumps and flow controls
05Refrigeration circuits
06Temperature controls
07Electrical components
08Condenser systems
How I work
What I check on a chiller
Control faults
Sensors, interlocks, controllers and the electrics that can trip it or stop it starting.
Preventative maintenance
Regular checks on condition and performance, so there are fewer surprise shutdowns.
How a job goes
From your call to the fix
- 01You tell me the alarms and what it’s doing
- 02I check the refrigeration and the water side
- 03I confirm the fault and what the repair needs
- 04I repair it, test it under load and report back
01Do you work on process chillers?+
Yes. I work on industrial and commercial water chillers used for process and building cooling.
02What causes a chiller to trip?+
It could be flow, temperature, pressure, electrical, controls or refrigeration. The alarm history and how it runs live usually narrow it down.
03Can you provide routine chiller maintenance?+
Yes. A service covers operating checks, component inspection, cleaning, a look over the controls and spotting faults before they trip the chiller.
Call James
Something stopped cooling?
Day or night, 7 days a week, anywhere in Victoria.
Call now0413 750 483 Available 24 hours · 7 days a weekWritten by James, refrigeration technician · Updated 2026-08-30