Common Causes of Swamp Cooler Leaks:

1. Clogged Filter Pads
Winter weeds and debris can clog filter pads, leading to blocked airflow and leaks. Regular replacement of filter pads is essential to maintain proper functioning and avoid leaks.

2. Damaged Ducting and Connections
Ducting and connections can be damaged due to age and windy weather. The damaged ducting and connections lead to leaks and decreased performance.

3. Faulty Float Valve
The Float Valve controls the water level in the cooler. If the float valve fails, it can cause an overflow, leading to leaks and water damage.

4. Check the Water Supply System
Regular checking of the water supply system ensures proper functioning and avoids leaks.

Signs that Your Cooler is Leaking:

1. Reduced Cool Air Output
If your cooler is producing less cool air despite proper fan function, it may be a sign of a leak. Contact professionals for inspection and repair.

2. Water Leak or Dampness
Water leaks or dampness in the area around the cooler are a clear sign of a leak. Call licensed evaporative techs for immediate repair.

3. Discolored or Stained Ceiling and Roof
If your ceiling or roof is discolored or stained, it may be due to water leaks from your cooler. Contact evaporative experts to avoid further damage.

4. Increased Water Usage or Water Line Damage
If you notice increased water usage or damage to the water line, it may be a sign of a leak. Contact En3rgy Solutions for professional inspection and repair.

Importance of Proper Shutdown and Recommissioning
Proper shutdown and recommissioning of the Evaporative Cooler are essential to avoid leaks and rusted internal parts. The process involves winterizing the system to ensure it’s ready for summer. It’s recommended to have this done by professionals like En3rgy Solutions.

Regular maintenance and servicing of your Evaporative Cooler are essential to avoid swamp cooler leaks that can lead to costly repairs and replacement. Call 13 17 50 for affordable evaporative cooler solutions.