
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
5 3
No.
Alarm
Information
Possible cause
Elimination method
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Remote # T High
1) The environment tem-
perature and humidity
are abnormal.
2) The alarm setting is
abnormal.
3) The remote sensor #
is abnormal.
4) The load is too large.
1) Inspect if the environment temperature
and humidity are within the operation
scope.
2) Inspect if the out-of-range alarm setting
is correct.
3) Inspect the # remote sensor function.
4) If the temperature is still too high after
eliminating the above problems, please
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cooling capacity of the cooling unit.
20
Remote # T Low
21
Remote # RH
High
22
Remote # RH
Low
23
Water In T High
1) The temperature or
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water supplied by the
chiller is abnormal.
2) The alarm setting is
abnormal.
1)
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the chilled water.
2) Inspect if the out-of-range alarm setting
is correct.
24
Water In T Low
25
Water Flow High
26
Water Flow Low
27
Run Over Hours
The periodic maintenance
has not been performed.
To guarantee the normal operation of the
system, carry out the maintenance immedi-
ately.
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1) The humidifying water
has a too high con-
ductivity.
2) The humidifying water
has a too low conduc-
tivity.
3) The humidifying inlet
valve is abnormal.
4) The humidifying drain
valve is abnormal.
5) The humidifying cylin-
der abnormal.
Inspect the humidifying cylinder.
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Heater # Failed
1) The # heater connec-
tion is incorrect.
2) The re-heating protec-
tor is tripped.
1) Make sure the # heater connection is
correct.
2) Make sure the fans run normally.
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