Gree GMV6 DC Inverter VRF Units Service Manual
1 High pressure protection 20 Inverter compressor over-current protection
2 Low pressure protection 21
Current detection circuit fault of the inverter
3 Lack-of-refrigerant protection 22
Loss of synchronization protection for the
4 Air discharge low temperature protection 23
Communication fault between the primary
controller and inverter compressor driver
5 Over low pressure ratio protection 24
Over temperature protection for the inverter
compressor driver module.
6 Over high pressure ratio protection 25
Temperature sensor fault of the inverter
compressor driver module.
7 Four-way valve air backflow protection 26
Charging loop fault of the inverter compressor
8 High pressure low protection 27
Under voltage protection for DC bus of the
inverter outdoor fan driver
9 High temperature protection for compressor 1 28
Over voltage protection for DC bus of the inverter
10 High temperature protection for compressor 2 29
IPM module protection for the inverter outdoor
Compressor 2 over-current protection
Inverter outdoor fan startup failure.
12
Shell roof high temperature protection for
31 Inverter outdoor fan phase loss protection.
13
Shell roof high temperature protection for
32 Inverter outdoor fan driver module reset.
14
Under voltage protection for the DC bus of
inverter compressor driver
33 Inverter outdoor fan over-current protection.
15
Over voltage protection for DC bus of the inverter
34
Current detection circuit fault of the inverter
16
IPM module protection for the inverter
35
Loss of synchronization protection for the
17 Inverter compressor startup failure 36
Communication fault between the primary
controller and inverter outdoor fan driver.
18 Inverter compressor phase loss protection. 37
Over temperature protection for the inverter
outdoor fan driver module.
19 Inverter compressor driver module reset. 38
Temperature sensor fault of the inverter outdoor
The figure below shows the
Debug
page.
Historical fault/module
address
If historical faults are less than five, after the last fault is displayed, LED2 and LED3 display 00,
indicating no more fault.
In fault query status, press and hold the SW3 confirm button for over 5 seconds to clear all historical
faults of the outdoor unit.