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Diagnostics

The controller is equipped to display
a diagnostic code through the
interface module; if the display is not
present (Class 2 control), there is no
method to retrieve the diagnostic
codes from the unit.

If there is no interface module to
indicate the presence of a diagnostic,
service will only be triggered by a
comfort or operational complaint.

The controller will only display the
most severe diagnostic present.

Translating Multiple
Diagnostics

The controller senses and records
each diagnostic independently of
other diagnostics. It is possible to
have multiple diagnostics affect the
operation of the unit, but only the
most severe diagnostic will be
displayed.

Resetting Diagnostics

A reset clears any latching
diagnostics and allows the control to
try to run the PTAC normally. If the
latching condition is still present
after the reset, the control will shut
down the PTAC. A reset will reset a
unit that is running normally. A reset
is just like cycling power to the unit.

There are two ways to reset
diagnostics:

1.

Manual output test at the
controller

2.

Cycling power to the controller

Manual Output Test

When manual test has been initiated,
the controller exercises all outputs in
a predefined sequence. The last step
of the sequence resets the controller.
See the Manual output test section
on page 22 for more information
about the manual output test.

Cycling Power

When someone turns off the
controller’s power, then re-applies
power, the unit cycles through a
power up sequence. By default, the
controller will attempt to reset all
diagnostics at power up.
Diagnostics present at power up and
those that occur after power up will
be handled according to the defined
unit diagnostics sequences (see
Diagnostics table below)

Table 28. Diagnostic codes

Severity

Level

Diagnostic

Code

Diagnostic

Description

Compressor

Auxiliary

Heat

Indoor Fan

1

(severest)

C1

Compressor Failure

DISABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

2

C2

Indoor Temperature

Unit Sensor Failure1

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

3

C3

Indoor Temperature

Display Sensor Failure

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

4

C4

Indoor Coil

Temperature Failure

ENABLED2

ENABLED

ENABLED

5

C5

Outdoor Temperature

Failure

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

6

C6

Outdoor Coil

Temperature Failure

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

ENABLED,

run as PTEE

7

C7

Configuration

Corrupted

ENABLED ENABLED ENABLED

8

-

No diagnostic present

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

Table 29. Latching diagnostics, reset

required

Code Diagnostic

Description

Description

C1

Compressor Failure

OLP has had multiple trips (3)

C7

Configuration Corrupted

configuration failure

Table 30. Automatically resetting

diagnostics

Code Diagnostic Description

Description

C1

Indoor Temperature - No Backup

Available

No source of indoor temperature is

available

C2

Indoor Temperature - Unit Sensor

Failure1

Unit indoor temperature valid then not

valid

C3

Indoor Temperature - Display Sensor

Failure1

Display indoor temperature valid then not

valid

C4

Indoor Coil Temperature Failure

Indoor Coil Temperature valid then not

valid

C5

Outdoor Temperature Failure

Outdoor Temperature valid then not valid

C5

Outdoor Coil Temperature Failure

Outdoor Coil temp valid then not valid

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