Alarm Logic |
F109
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Possible Causes |
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Trouble Shooting |
1. Check air flow of evaporator 1) Excessive frosting 2) Reverse rotation of evaporator fan and check the current draw |
1) Activate manual defrosting 2) Check air direction by opening ventilator and check current on fan motor secondary side of magnetic contactor |
2. Check mounting position of discharge gas temperature sensor (DCHS) | 2. Repair as needed | |
3. Check Low pressure transducer (LPT) 1) Connect manifold gauge, compare the value of pressure gauge and LPT (refer to page 3-1). LPT value is shown on display mode sensor (refer to page 2-12) |
1) If the difference in pressure is more than 30kPa, replace LPT after checking wire connection | |
4-1. Liquid solenoid valve (LSV) 1) Remove the CN14 on I/O board, check resistance value of the sensor 2) LCV ON/OFF check. Listen for clicking sound of LSV body |
1) The resistance value is 15.2Ω+-10% at 20 degree C 2) Replace LSV body if it does not make a sound |
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4-2. Liquid line check 1) Suction modulating valve (SMV) / Expansion valve (EV) / Liquid solenoid valve (LSV) / Drier |
1) Check for restrictions Replace as needed, and charge with specified amount of refrigerant | |
5. Electronic expansion valve (EV) 1) Remove the CN11 on I/O board, check resistance value of coil 2) Touch EV body and check for chatter when opening (pulse) along with EV opening operation (refer to 2- 13 page) 3) Fully open the valve body using emergency magnet (refer to page 5-37) then operate the unit without mounting coil |
1) The resistance value is 46Ω+-3Ω 2) Check coil or controller Coil should chatter with EV opening operation 3) If the alarm is still detected, the valve body is not working Replace EV body |
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6. Low on refrigerant 1) If bubbles are present in site glass all the time and box temp is –5 degree C in frozen mode check for restriction and low on refrigerant. Recover refrigerant and charge with specified amount of refrigerant |
Controller Action |
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