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Fan Inverter
Over Current
Step 1.
Sudden supply voltage change.
Check supply voltage to the outdoor unit.
(If low or high, contact utility provider.)
(Inverter is not designed for use with a generator.)
(Possible brownout condition.)
(Check for a cut or damaged wire short to ground.)
Step 2.
Sudden load change on the fan
motor.
Troubleshoot outdoor fan motor & blade.
(Ensure they are in good working order.)
Check fan harness and connectors.
Step 3.
Inverter internal damage.
Change out the inverter drive.
(Validate the fix. If the issue is persistent, reinstall the original
inverter drive, and go to the last step.)
Last Step.
If fault remains.
Contact JCI Technical Services.
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Fan Inverter
IPM Fault
Step 1.
Sudden supply voltage change.
Check supply voltage to the outdoor unit.
(If low or high, contact utility provider.)
(Inverter is not designed for use with a generator.)
(Brownout condition.)
(Check for a cut or damaged wire short to ground.)
Step 2.
Sudden load change on the fan
motor.
Troubleshoot outdoor fan motor & blade.
(Ensure they are in good working order.)
Check fan harness and connectors.
Step 3.
Inverter internal damage.
Change out the inverter drive.
(Validate the fix. If the issue is persistent, reinstall the original
inverter drive, and go to step 4.)
Step 4.
Fan motor internal damage.
Replace outdoor fan motor.
(Validate the fix. If the issue is persistent, reinstall the original
fan motor, and go to the last step.)
Last Step.
If fault remains.
Contact JCI Technical Services.
TABLE 11:
Outdoor Fan Motor Fault (Continued)
INVERTER
FAULT CODE
FAULT
DESCRIPTION
POSSIBLE CAUSES
ACTIONS
TABLE 12:
Compressor Control Protection Fault
INVERTER
FAULT CODE
FAULT
DESCRIPTION
POSSIBLE CAUSES
ACTIONS
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Loss of
Communication
with Inverter
Interface Control
Step 1.
Broken or damaged communication harness.
(communication hardness.)
Replace communication harness.
(Validate the fix, and go to Step 2.)
Step 2.
Loose or disconnected communication har-
ness. (Communication hardness.)
Validate harness connection.
Step 3.
Radio or electrical noise.
System tries to self-mitigate with repeated start
attempts until communications is regained.
Step 4.
Faulty inverter interface control.
Change out the inverter interface control.
Validate the fix. if the issue is persistent, reinstall the
original inverter interface control, and go to step 5.
Step 5.
Faulty inverter drive control.
Change out the inverter drive.
Validate the fix, If the issue is persistent, reinstall the
original inverter drive, and go to the last step.)
Last Step.
If fault remains.
Contact JCI Technical Services.