| connected | retaining screw & then ensure that the 3- |
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| pin plug is seated firmly on the pins of |
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| the compressor. |
9 | Faulty compressor | Remove the Module as above, & unplug |
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| from the compressor. Check that ohm |
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| readings are the same across all |
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| terminals of the compressor. |
10 | Heat sink overheated | Allow components to cool down before |
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| attempting |
11 | Compressor too cold | If compressor is below freezing |
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| temperature, allow to warm up before |
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| attempting |
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C: Compressor Attempts to Start, or Starts Then Stops Shortly After:
1 | Faulty or inadequate | Monitor the supply voltage at the |
| power supply | terminals on the Module during start |
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| attempts to ensure that it does not fall |
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| below threshold levels. If it does, check |
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| power supply, ground connections & |
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| components for integrity. Check for |
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| correct wire sizing. Charge batteries if |
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| necessary. |
2 | Faulty fan or pump relay | Remove connectors from F & + |
| or unauthorized | terminals on Module & attempt |
| component installed | Maximum current draw on these |
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| terminals is limited to 0.7 amps 12v |
3 | Quick Connect fittings not | Check that all refrigerant fittings are |
| made | connected together properly. |
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D: System Runs, Box Temperature Too High:
1 | Thermostat setting | Rotate thermostat knob clockwise to a |
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| higher number. |
2 | Speed setting | Check that thermostat leads are |
| ** Optional Part ** | connected to the speed setting |
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| recommended for the evaporator that is |
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| installed, & for its use i.e. refer or |
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| freezer. |