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System Testing & Troubleshooting
DIAGNOSTIC DISPLAYED REASON FOR DIAGNOSTIC UCM’S REACTION RESET REQUIRED
Evaporator Entering Solution
Temperature Sensor Fail
Problem: The Evaporator Entering
Solution Temperature Sensor input is
out of range.
Check: Sensor resistance between
830 ohms (200 F) and 345.7Kohms
(-40 F). If so, check field/unit wiring
between Sensor and CGM.
The unit is reading a signal that is out
of range for this input on the CGM.
(Temp < -40 F or Temp > 200 F).
When this diagnostic is active:
a. A "Lockout Ckts" request is sent
to the compressor staging function.
All Compressor Relays, LPC
Bypass relays, and Liquid Line
Solenoids will be de-energized.
Min On times, HGBP, and
Pumpdown will be bypassed.
b. If Leaving Solution Reset type
selected is Entering Solution Reset,
then the Reset type reverts to
NONE for the duration of the failure.
c. Evaporator Solution Pump
Control is not affected.
d. The Heat Tape relay output will
energize.
(PMR) A manual reset is
required after this diagnostic
occurs. The Diagnostic can
be reset by the unit mounted
Human Interface Module or
Tracer, or by cycling power
to the CGM.
Evaporator Leaving Solution
Temperature Sensor Fail
Problem: The Evaporator Leaving
Solution Temperature sensor input is
out of range.
Check: Sensor resistance between
830 ohms (200 F) and 345.7Kohms
(-40 F). If so, check field/unit wiring
between Sensor and CGM.
The unit is reading a signal that is out
of range for this input on the CGM
(Temp < -40 F or Temp > 200 F).
When this diagnostic is active:
a. A "Lockout Ckts" request is sent
to the compressor staging function.
All Compressor Relays, LPC
Bypass relays, and Liquid Line
Solenoids will be de-energized.
Min On times, HGBP, and
Pumpdown will be bypassed.
b. The following functions will be
disabled:
1) Compressor Staging,
2) Process/Comfort Cooling,
3) Ice Building.
c. Evaporator Solution Pump
Control is not affected.
d. The Heat Tape relay output will
energize.
(PMR) A manual reset is
required after this diagnostic
occurs. The Diagnostic can
be reset by the unit mounted
Human Interface Module or
Tracer, or by cycling power
to the CGM.