FORM 150.40-NM20
63
YORK INTERNATIONAL
Each YCHA (Style C) chiller is equipped with a
micro-processor control panel (sometimes referred to
as a “Smart Panel”). The panel not only serves as a
means of accurate, reliable chiller operation; but also
as a valuable service (or trouble-shooting) aid. To ob-
tain the greatest benefit from the panel, the operator or
service technician must be familiar with the way it oper-
ates. The following steps are suggested:
1. Study (and re-study) the preceding pages on “Unit
Controls and Operation”.
2. Observe the panel frequently during normal opera-
tion.
3. Keep a daily “log sheet”of normal operating condi-
tions such as pressures, temperatures, motor cur-
rent, etc. See list at right.
4. Do not attempt to service or diagnose the unit unless
you have completed the above steps.
This procedure will help you to make a prompt, accu-
rate diagnosis of most operating problems.
The following trouble-shooting chart lists some com-
mon problems, their cause and suggested solution(s).
Problems beyond the scope of this manual should be
referred to the local YORK Service Representative.
GENERAL
Before starting any service, or attempting to correct an
operating problem the operator should “dial up” the Data
Display Codes and complete the following chart (also
refer to page 40).
DO THIS BEFORE CHANGING THE
POSITION OF ANY TOGGLE SWITCHES. CHANG-
ING THE POSITION OF THE SYSTEM TOGGLE
TROUBLE-SHOOTING THE YCHA 120-200 (STYLE C) CHILLER
SWITCHES WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF ALL STORED
DATA. ALSO NOTE THE POSITION OF THE SYSTEM
#1 LEAD/LAG SWITCH.
0. Return chilled water temperature _____ °F
1. Leaving chilled water temperature ____ °F
2. Optional
3. Optional
4. Low leaving water temperature cutout setting __ °F
5. Chilled water setpoint ______________ °F
6. Outside Air Temperature ___________ °F
7. Low Ambient Temp. Cutout Setting ___ °F
8. % Full load motor current ________
9. Suction pressure __________ PSIG
10. Oil pressure ______________ PSID
11. Discharge pressure ________ PSIG
12. % Full Load Motor Current _______
13. Suction Pressure __________ PSIG
14. Oil Pressure ______________ PSIG
15. Discharge Pressure ________ PSIG
16. Suction pressure cutout setting ____ PSIG
17. Optional – Not used
18. Fault code (if any) see page 40
Using test equipment that is calibrated accurately (pres-
sure gauges, temperature probes, digital volt meters
etc.) verify the Data Display Code readings logged
above. Note any significant difference. Check that all
sensors are properly installed and that the wiring to the
sensors is not cut or shorted. Check that all manual
stop valves on unit are open.
System #1
System #2
(YCHA120-200)
TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
No display on panel
1. No 115VAC to 2T.
1. Check wiring and fuse. Check emer-
Unit will not operate
gency stop contacts to 41 to 5 .
2. Faulty wiring
2. Check wiring 2T to PSB
3. Power Supply Board (PSB)
3. Replace PSB
4. 2T defective
4. Replace 2T
5. Micro Board defective
5. Replace Micro Board (Contact the
local YORK service representative.)
“A” Code on Display
1. No Flow
1. Check Chilled Liquid Flow
2. Flow Switch Installed Improperly
2. Check that Flow Switch is Installed
According to Manufacturer’s Instructions.
3. Defective Flow Switch
3. Replace Flow Switch
4. Remote Stop
4. Check Cycling Devices connected to
terminals 3 & 4 of the Logic Panel
Terminal Block
5. Defective Run Permissive (R.P.)
5. Replace R.P. Relay
Relay
6. Defective Analog Input Board
6. Replace Analog Input Board (Contact
the local YORK service representative.)
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