Service and Troubleshooting
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“LOW SUCTION PRESSURE” | 4. TXV defective. | 4. | Replace TXV. | |
FAULT (CONT’D) |
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| 5. | Reduced flow of chilled | 5. Check GPM (See “Limitations” | |
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| liquid through the cooler. |
| in Installation section). Check |
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| operation of pump, clean |
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| pump strainer, purge chilled |
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| liquid system of air. |
| 6. | Defective suction pressure | 6. | Replace transducer/low |
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| transducer/low pressure |
| pressure switch or faulty |
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| switch or wiring |
| wiring. Refer to “Service” |
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| section for pressure/voltage |
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| formula. |
| 7. | LLSV defective | 7. Replace LLSV | |
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“HIGH DISCHARGE | 1. Condenser fans not operating | 1. | Check fan motor, fuses, | |
PRESSURE” FAULT |
| or operating backwards. |
| and contactors. Assure fan |
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| blows air upward. |
| 2. | Too much refrigerant. | 2. | Remove refrigerant. |
| 3. | Air in refrigerant system. | 3. | Evacuate and recharge |
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| system. |
| 4. | Defective discharge | 4. | Replace discharge pressure |
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| pressure transducer. |
| transducer. Refer to Service |
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| section for pressure/voltage |
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| formula. |
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“LOW LIQUID TEMP” | 1. Improperly adjusted leaving | 1. | ||
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| chilled liquid temp |
| chilled liquid temp. |
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| (glycol only). |
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| 2. | Micropanel setpoint/range | 2. | |
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| values improperly programmed. |
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| 3. | Chilled liquid flow too low. | 3. | Increase chilled liquid flow – |
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| refer to Limitations in Instal- |
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| lation section. |
| 4. | Defective LWT or RWT sensor. | 4. | Compare sensor against a |
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| (assure the sensor is properly |
| known good temperature |
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| installed in the bottom of the well |
| sensing device. Refer to |
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| with a generous amount of heat |
| Service section for temp/ |
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| conductive compound) |
| voltage table. |
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| CONT’D |
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