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Where does the vibration in air conditioning units come from?

2018-02-07View Original

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Recently, it was found that an air conditioning unit was vibrating heavily; the vibration decreased significantly once the door to the medium-efficiency filter chamber was opened. In front of the medium-efficiency filter are the heat recovery wheel and the primary efficiency filter. I am currently using compressed air to blow the heat recovery wheel; I suspect that impurities are causing blockages, which is leading to poor airflow. Has anyone encountered this problem?
Reply #22018-02-16
1. Severe clogging of the filter screen. 2. Instability of the fan’s shock absorbers. 3. Vibrations transmitted from the supply and return water pipes, which cause vibrations in the unit

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