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Power Breezer Mark II & Mark III Troubleshooting & Repair Guide

Last Modified : 25 January 2023

This document includes these sections: Parts Images Online Repair Videos Repair Quick Guides Fan Operation Atomizer Not Misting Atomizer Disc Not Spinning Leaks Head is Not Rotating Head Rotating Erratically No Power Control Panel Unresponsive Control Panel Locked Dimming Features Noises

Power Breezer Mark III Manual, Troubleshooting and Parts Guides

Last Modified : 11 May 2022

This is the user manual and troubleshooting guide for the Power Breezer Mark III Atomized Evaporative Cooler. Contact our support team with any questions or questions about usage or parts replacements.

Power Breezer Recommended Cleaning Plan Hard Water

Last Modified : 4 May 2022

The following plan is a recommendation for maintaining your Power Breezer mobile cooling unit (Cooling Unit) specifically in hard water locations. Your Cooling Unit is made with LDPE. LDPE has good chemical resistance, high impact strength, and strong wear absorption. Like PET and HDPE plastics, LDPE can hold food products without leaching any harmful materials or […]

Power Breezer Cleaning and Maintenance Guide

Last Modified : 4 May 2022

The following plan is a recommendation for maintaining your Power Breezer Mobile Cooling Units (Cooling Unit). It is recommended that you clean the tank with soap and water will keep the Cooling Unit operating clean and odor-free. Your Cooling Unit is made with LDPE; LDPE has good chemical resistance, high impact strength, and strong wear absorption. […]

Power Breezer Mark II Manual

Last Modified : 7 March 2022

This is where you can find the latest manuals for Power Breezer Mark II available in multiple languages.

Power Breezer 2 & 3 Part Kit Diagram

Last Modified : 25 February 2022

This is the part diagram for the Power Breezer Mark 2 & 3 atomized evaporative cooler. Included in the PDF is the identification of each part and part number.

Does the Power Breezer Add Humidity?

Last Modified : 10 February 2022

Yes, however in most facilities the impact is less than 1%. This assumes that areas are supplied with a flow of fresh air to keep levels low.