Johnson Controls HMH72B36 User Manual (English)

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calderoncameronAug 15, 2025
Why does my Johnson Controls HMH72B36 keep turning off due to high-pressure protection?
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  Ashley MaynardAug 15, 2025
  If your Johnson Controls Heat Pump is turning off due to high-pressure protection, it could be due to several reasons. Here's what to check: * Ensure the wiring of the high-pressure switch has a secure connection. Reconnect if necessary. * The high-pressure switch itself may have failed and need replacement. * The outdoor control board may be abnormal, requiring replacement.
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fhardyAug 19, 2025
What causes a Johnson Controls Heat Pump unit overcurrent turn-off fault?
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  fthompsonAug 19, 2025
  A unit overcurrent turn-off fault in your Johnson Controls Heat Pump can be caused by several factors: * A failure in the control board current sampling circuit, which would require replacing the electrical control board components. * Excessive current due to low supply voltage, resulting in normal protection activation. * Compressor failure, necessitating compressor replacement.
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Bryan LongAug 21, 2025
What causes low-pressure switch protection in a Johnson Controls HMH72B36?
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  joseph86Aug 21, 2025
  If your Johnson Controls Heat Pump is experiencing low-pressure switch protection, consider these potential causes: * A poor connection in the wiring of the low-pressure switch. Reconnect the wiring. * Failure of the low-pressure switch itself, requiring replacement. * A low refrigerant charge. Check for refrigerant leaks and adjust the charge. * Failure of the expansion valve in heating mode. Replace the expansion valve. * An abnormal outdoor control board. Replace the outdoor control board.
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Brandon DelgadoAug 25, 2025
How do I troubleshoot an EEprom data error in my Johnson Controls Heat Pump?
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  Philip MilesAug 26, 2025
  If you're encountering an EEprom data error with your Johnson Controls Heat Pump, it could be due to: * Failure of the EE components, which would require replacing the board. * Failure of the EE components control circuit, necessitating replacement of the outdoor control board components. * Incorrectly inserted EE components. Try resetting them.
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Linda RiceAug 27, 2025
What to do if I have an outdoor ambient temperature sensor fault on my Johnson Controls HMH72B36?
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  Dawn RiceAug 27, 2025
  If you're experiencing an outdoor ambient temperature sensor fault with your Johnson Controls Heat Pump, you can try the following: * Check for a poor connection and reconnect the outdoor ambient temperature sensor. * If the sensor has failed, replace the outdoor ambient temperature sensor components. * If the sampling circuit has failed, replace the outdoor control board components.
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Jonathan BradleyAug 30, 2025
What does it mean when my Johnson Controls HMH72B36 Heat Pump shows an outdoor coil temperature sensor fault?
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  mcgeecheyenneAug 31, 2025
  An outdoor coil temperature sensor fault on your Johnson Controls Heat Pump could indicate: * A poor connection with the outdoor coil temperature sensor. Reconnect the sensor. * A failed outdoor coil temperature sensor. Replace the sensor components. * A sensor circuit failure. Replace the outdoor control board components.
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Jorge MossSep 2, 2025
What to do if my Johnson Controls HMH72B36 Heat Pump is not communicating between the indoor and outdoor units?
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  sarah34Sep 3, 2025
  If you are experiencing a communication fault between the indoor and outdoor units of your Johnson Controls Heat Pump, here are some things you can check: * Ensure the low-voltage cable is correctly connected according to the wiring diagram. Reconnect if necessary. * Check for and reconnect any loose low-voltage connections. * If the low-voltage cable is damaged, replace it. * The outdoor control board may have failed and require replacement. * Inspect the low-voltage circuit and adjust the DIP switch and short-circuit fuse. * Ensure you are using a suitable low-voltage cable, referring to the installation instructions.
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Mrs. Mary MorenoSep 5, 2025
What to do if my Johnson Controls Heat Pump is freezing or overheating?
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  gina19Sep 5, 2025
  If your Johnson Controls Heat Pump is experiencing cooling freezing protection (indoor coil temperature too low) or heating overload (indoor coil temperature too high), consider the following: * Check for any airflow restrictions in the indoor unit, ensuring the fan, fan motor, and coil are functioning normally. * Ensure the filter is clean. * Correct the duct system if the duct resistance is too high, causing low airflow. * Adjust the indoor fan speed if it is set too low. * If the indoor unit's air inlet is too close to the air outlet, reinstall the unit according to the installation instructions.