Saturday, 26 January 2019

Here’S How To Keep The Ptac Well-Maintained

Packaged terminal air conditioner or ptac units are in continuous use in hotel guestrooms. To make sure optimal performance, numerous maintenance steps need to be taken. It has already been proved that packaged terminal air conditioner that are commonly inspected and well maintained perform better and thus contribute to complete guest satisfaction.

PTAC Unit

Like any indoor appliance, the PTAC necessitates routine cleaning and maintenance to make sure a long lifespan and maximum efficiency. Clogged or dirty PTAC parts not only hold back your unit’s performance but can also pose electric shock danger or a hazardous fire if left unattended for too long. Mentioned below are some of the common maintenance tips that you can refer to in order to ensure that the PTAC works perfectly:

• Air Filters: The air filters are accountable for accumulating and trapping dirt, dust, and other allergens, to make sure the air in the room remains safe and clean to breathe. As the air filters get unclean quite fast, it becomes important to clean them quite frequently. Remove the filters from the unit and clean them with water and then dry completely on a towel prior to inserting the filters back into the unit. You can also use a vacuum to clean dirt, dust, and lint from the filters.

• Cabinet Front & Discharge Air Grille: It is important that you clean your PTAC’s cabinet front and discharge air grille with a wet cloth to keep the outside of the unit free from dust. As an additional safety precaution, unplug the unit prior to doing this, and be cautious not to get water on the control board of the unit or other electrical components while cleaning. A mild biodegradable detergent or just warm water can be used to clean this area.

• Vent Screen: Prior to cleaning the vent screen, cut off the power by unplugging the power cord or by switching off the fuse box or circuit breaker of the house. As the procedure of cleaning the vent screen includes removing the cabinet front and working with components within the unit, cutting off the power is a tremendously vital safety measure.

A deep clean and thorough inspection of your PTAC unit should be carried out once a year. Certain environmental factors may need your unit to be deep cleaned more regularly, especially if you live in near a dirty construction site or sea coast.

These are some of the vital maintenance tips that you will need to take into consideration when it comes to taking care of PTACs.