Buying a PowerCube™ is truly an investment with quick payback. However, keeping your investment maintained is one of the easiest things you can do to prolong its life while keeping you safe and comfortable. By changing the oil, checking belts and staying on top of other routine maintenance, you will save yourself money down the road by avoiding costly repairs.
For questions about your PowerCube™ APU, first call our Service Department at 308-762-3392. A qualified product specialist will talk through any concerns, diagnostics, offer advice, and if needed arrange for the best possible repair solution near your location! Tridako Energy Systems will pre-qualify a suitable mechanic to make repairs with the right tools and certification requirements. Factory parts and warranty replacements for your PowerCube™ are always available and shipped as quickly as possible.
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The operating efficiencies of any APU depends on a number of factors, including the size and shape of the sleeper, insulation R-value built into the sleeper cab, windows, door seals, and the ambient temperature outside.
With the PowerCube’s high 24,000 AC & 30,000 Heating BTU’s the unit will provide even temps without partitioning space to isolate air flow in the truck cab.
There are a few things that you can do to help maximize the heating and cooling processes even more, with some good planning and awareness.
- For cooling, park in sheltered areas when possible and reduce or eliminate reflective heat sources, such as glass and electronic appliances that generate heat.
- For heating, check to see that your window and door seals are tight, plus make sure that you have an appropriate cold air return (inside the cab) flowing under the bunk into the HAVC unit.
- In both cases, proper airflow is paramount. So, take regular precautionary steps to ensure that lint or debris doesn’t accumulate and prohibit evaporator/blower performance.
