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Maintenance tips for your Apine RW3000G evaporative cooler

• Follow all maintenance guidelines covered in the owner's manual for your evaporative cooler. Use the media pads and filters listed in the owner's manual when replacing those parts.
• Drain and clean the evaporative cooler weekly or as recommended in your owner's manual and clean the cooler with antimicrobial spray to prevent fungus growth.
• Clean or replace the media pads in your evaporative cooler once per season or more frequently if needed.
• Clean or replace the air filters monthly to keep clean air flowing through the evaporative cooler.
• Blow dust and lint off the blower fan motor periodically to keep the fan running smoothly.

How to fix your Alpine evaporative cooler when it won't power up

1. Check the house circuit breaker for the evaporative cooler. Reset the house circuit breaker if it's tripped.
2. If the breaker isn't tripped, then a loose supply wiring connection could be preventing the evaporative cooler from getting power. Shut off the house circuit breaker for the evaporative cooler and check the supply wiring connections. Reconnect any loose wires and repair any broken wires.
3. If the supply wiring is okay, check for continuity through the power switch using a multimeter (with electrical power still disconnected from the evaporative cooler). Replace the power switch if your meter measures no continuity through the power switch when the switch is in the on position.

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Sears PartsDirect has repair parts for many different models of Alpine evaporative coolers including Alpine RW3000G parts. Find the replacement parts you need on our convenient parts list diagrams and get you evaporative cooler going again in no time.