Troubleshooting
Mainly detect:
Check if the reactor (L) of the outdoor unit and the PFC capacitor are broken
The failure diagnosis process is as follows:
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Check wiring of the |
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reactor (L) of the |
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outdoor unit and the |
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PFC capacitor |
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Whether there is any |
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damage or |
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Remove the PFC capacitor |
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and measure resistance |
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between the two terminals. |
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| The capacitor is |
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Is the resistance around zero? | Y | short circuited and | Restart the unit | If the fault is eliminated? | Y | |
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| the capacitor |
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Disconnect the terminals for the |
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reactor and measure the resistance |
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between the two terminals of the |
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reactor by an ohm gauge |
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Whether there is any damage | Y | Replace the reactor | Restart the unit | If the fault is eliminated? | Y | |
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Replace the control |
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panel AP1 |
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