Problem | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
Head pressure too | • Low refrigerant charge | • Check subcooling and ensure it is at least |
low | • Condenser fan settings too low | |
| • Adjust condenser fan setpoints. | |
| • Condenser water regulating valve | • Check water regulating valve, actuator, and |
| malfunction | linkage for proper operation. |
| • System requires flooded | • Install flooded condenser controls. |
| condenser control during low |
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Humidifier | • Humidification mode disabled | • Enable humidification mode. |
inoperative | • Humidification setpoint too low | • Raise humidification setpoint. |
| • Humidifier is in alarm | • Check front panel display for active humidifier |
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| alarms. |
| • Humidifier canister full of | • Replace humidifier canister. |
| sediment | • Check for shorted wiring, excessive current |
| • Blown fuse or fuses | |
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| draw, and proper input voltage. Replace fuse |
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| or fuses with the specified type. |
| • No power to electrodes | • Check contactor, wiring, and connections. |
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Humidity control is | • Excessive outside air infiltration | • Reduce outside air infiltration. |
not tight enough | • Lack of proper room vapor barrier | • Install vapor barrier materials on floor, walls, |
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| and ceiling as needed. |
| • Humidification/dehumidification | • Check and adjust humidification and |
| setpoints not close enough | dehumidification setpoints. |
| • Humidifier sensitivity % setpoint | • Reduce humidifier sensitivity % setpoint. |
| too high | • Tune the PID loop for accurate |
| • Dehumidification PID loop is not | |
| properly tuned | dehumidification operation. |
| • Return air humidity does not | • Check for short cycling of cold supply air. |
| reflect actual room condition | • Check air distribution for deficiencies. |
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| • Consider using remote sensor control. |
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| Note: Be certain to purchase the correct |
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| temperature and humidity probe. Check when |
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| ordering that your equipment is compatible. |
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Module powered but | • System is off | • Turn the System on. |
will not operate | • Remote shutdown or input contact | • Check input contact configuration settings. |
| is active |
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| • System is in alarm | • Check front panel display for active system |
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| alarms. |
| • System is idle (in group mode) | • Check group mode configuration settings. |
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Reheat elements | • Reheat mode disabled | • Enable reheat mode. |
inoperative | • Reheat setpoint too low | • Raise reheat setpoint. |
| • Thermal cut out switch is open | • Reset switch and check for proper airflow |
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| across heater. |
| • Blown fuse or fuses | • Check for shorted wiring, excessive current |
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| draw, and proper input voltage. Replace the |
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| fuse or fuses with the specified type. |
| • SCR controller malfunction | • Verify operation of SCR controller. |
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