To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Carrier 30GT 030 compressor will not load?
If the Carrier Chiller compressor will not load, consider these possible causes and solutions: * **Miswired solenoid:** Rewire it correctly. * **Defective capacity control valve:** Replace the valve. * **Plugged strainer (high side):** Clean or replace the strainer. * **Stuck or damaged unloader piston or piston ring(s):** Clean or replace the necessary parts.
Why does my Carrier 30GT 030 unit operate too long or continuously?
The Carrier Chiller unit might operate too long or continuously due to: * Low refrigerant charge. * Control contacts fused. * Air in the system. * Partially plugged expansion valve or filter drier.
What to do if Carrier 30GT 030 compressor stops on high-pressure control?
The Carrier Chiller compressor may stop due to high-pressure control because: * The compressor discharge valve is partially closed. * There is air in the system. * The condenser fan(s) are not operating.
What causes Carrier Chiller compressor to stop on low-pressure control?
The Carrier Chiller compressor may stop on low-pressure control due to: * Compressor suction shutoff valve partially closed. * Low refrigerant charge. * Liquid line solenoid valve(s) failing to open.
Why is my Carrier Chiller compressor losing oil?
The Carrier Chiller compressor may be losing oil because: * There is a leak in the system. * The crankcase heaters are not energized during shutdown.
Why is my Carrier 30GT 030 system noisy?
The Carrier Chiller system could be noisy due to: * Piping vibration. * A noisy compressor.
What causes a Carrier 30GT 030 Chiller compressor to not unload?
A Carrier Chiller compressor might not unload due to: * Burned-out coil. * Defective capacity control valve. * Miswired solenoid. * Weak, broken, or wrong valve body spring.
What causes a hot liquid line in a Carrier Chiller?
A hot liquid line in a Carrier Chiller can be caused by: * Shortage of refrigerant due to leak. * Expansion valve opens too wide.
Warning about electrical shock and the need to disconnect power before servicing the equipment.
Detailed instructions for rigging the unit using spreader bars or other appropriate lifting methods.
Requirements for power supply and field wiring, including disconnects, compliance with NEC, and wire sizes.
Instructions for connecting main power wiring from the fused disconnect switch to the unit's terminal block.
Details for control power supply, including separate sources, fused disconnects, and interlock wiring.
Devices and features protecting the compressor: circuit breaker, discharge thermostat, time guard, and crankcase heater.
Systems to prevent cooler freezing (heater cable) and safety cutouts for water temperature (thermostat).
Common causes and remedies for the compressor failing to start or run, including power and safety device checks.
Troubleshooting for issues like tripping on pressure controls, improper loading/unloading, or oil loss.
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