iA/C T-Series Installation, Operating & Maintenance Manual
AC-10 iAC 10K 12K Manual Rev D Page 14 of 18
6.6 Troubleshooting
The air conditioners are designed for trouble free life as long as the ambient filter (if applicable) is maintained
in a clean condition. To aid in service definition the service personnel can initially identify probable cause by
referring to the following trouble shooting chart.
If in doubt contact Dantherm Air Handling Inc. for assistance. Always have the Model #, Serial #
available before you call.
Check power source and electrical
connections
Fuse Blown on Control Board
Faulty control components
Unit not cooling
sufficiently
Filter (if applicable) clogged
Blocked evaporator or
condenser coil
Evaporator or condenser
blower not operating
Replace motor, capacitor or entire
assembly
Loss of refrigerant or oil leaks
Locate and repair leak. Replace
charge
Contact Dantherm Air Handling, Inc.
Insufficient heat load or unit
oversized for application
Contact Dantherm Air Handling, Inc.
Replace evaporator blower motor or
assembly
Condensate draining
continuously
Enclosure not properly sealed
Check and seal all openings
Loose compressor, fans or
tubing
Missing Compressor
Current (F=01)
Wire detached or improperly
installed
Secure wiring or install wiring
properly according to diagram
High Pressure Alarm
(F=02)
Faulty condenser fan or wiring
loose
Replace fan or check wiring to fan
Faulty condenser fan capacitor
or wiring loose
Replace capacitor or check wiring
to capacitor
Faulty condenser fan switch or
high pressure switch
Replace appropriate switch
Low Pressure Alarm after
start (F=03)
Locate and repair leak. Replace
charge
Low Pressure Alarm
before start (F=04)
No refrigerant in system
(Large leak)
Locate and repair leak. Replace
charge
Locate and repair leak. Replace
charge
High Temperature Alarm
(F=05)
Unit undersized for application
Contact Dantherm Air Handling, Inc.
Low Temperature Alarm
(F=06)
Insufficient heat load or unit
oversized for application
Contact Dantherm Air Handling, Inc.
Faulty Temperature
Sensor (F=07)
6.7 Overload Temperature Limiting Device
The overload temperature limiting device is located near the heater element, behind the evaporator coil.
Remove the top cover to access and reset the overload device.