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Check Set Point Temperature; it # 1 is the warmest and # 9 is the coldest –
set typically between 4 & 5 – adjust accordingly – control has a minimum run
time of 5 minutes and a maximum run of 60 minutes.
Supply Air Temperature – Press & Hold Down (Defrost) immediately
followed by Up (Power) – You must keep them both held to see the
temperature.
Check the return air grill inside unit for obstructions as.
Check that the top air discharge diffuser is not blocked with dust or debris.
The airflow should be approximately 200 fpm.
Check that the condenser air inlet and condenser air outlet are not
restricted.
Check that all evaporator fan motor and blades are working as they should.
Check that the condenser fan motor and blade are working as they should.
Check that the evaporator is clear and not obstructed with ice or debris
Check TXV bulb installation is secure and insulated.
Check that superheat is between 8°F to 12°F
.
If equipped, check sight glass for flashing and/or low charge.
Compressor Is Not
Operating
Check the control to see if the unit is calling for cooling.
Low pressure cutout will keep compressor from engaging even if the
electronic unit controller is calling due to low charge.
Check for power in and out of pressure control as both Low and High side
pressure cutout will keep compressor from engaging.
Check power at the compressor as the condenser fan motor is wired to run
100% of the time.
Head Pressure Too High
Check that the condenser coil is not restricted.
Check that the condenser filter is not restricted.
Check that condenser fan motor is working and the condenser fan is not
damaged.
Check that refrigerant is not overcharged.
Check the sub-cooling.
Check that the service valves are fully open.
Head Pressure Too Low
If equipped, check the sight glass for flashing
.
Check unit for refrigerant leaks.
Perform pump-down procedure to verify the valves are pumping.
Low Suction Pressure
If equipped, check
if sight glass is flashing or showing low charge.
Check that evaporator fan motors are working.
Check that the air flow is being directed through the evaporator coil. (All
interior panels and must be in place as well as the evaporator fan shroud.)
Check that the Evaporator Coil is clear of ice and debris.
High Suction Pressure
Check for refrigerant being overcharged.
Check for refrigeration restrictions.
Perform pump-down procedure to verity the valves are pumping.
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