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Indication
E 3 2
Detected
Content
Refrigerant flood back alarm
Probable
Cause
Suction gas superheat of 1 K or below continued for 2 minutes or longer.
Check
Check the degree of suction gas superheat, and check if refrigerant flood back is occurring.
[ Suction gas superheat = Suction gas temperature - Evaporating temperature (Low
pressure conversion value) ]
Corrective
Action
Adjust the cooling unit (Evaporator) side for maintaining suction gas superheat of 10 K or over,
and no frost remaining in the cooling unit (Evaporator).
Indication
E 5 7
Detected
Content
Refrigeration unit outlet temperature sensor
anomaly
Probable
Cause
1. Refrigeration unit outlet temperature sensor connector (2P4) disconnected or contact
failure
2. Refrigerating unit outlet temperature sensor failure
3. Control PCB (CS1-PCB) failed
Check
1. Check if the connector (2P4) on the CS1-PCB is disconnected or loose.
2. Check the resistance value of the refrigeration unit outlet temperature sensor, and check if
the sensor and wiring is open or shorted.
[Method of checking]
Refer to
“
Method of Checking Sensor Characteristics
”
in the section “Failure Diagnosis”.
Corrective
Action
1. Correct the attachment of the connector (2P4) on the CS1-PCB.
2. Replace the refrigeration unit outlet temperature sensor.
3. Replace the control PCB (the CS1-PCB).
Troubleshooting for Each Error Code
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