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System Testing & Troubleshooting
DIAGNOSTIC DISPLAYED REASON FOR DIAGNOSTIC UCM’S REACTION RESET REQUIRED
Hot Start Load Limit (Auto)
Problem: The Leaving Solution
Temperature is too hot.
Hot Operation Response is set to "50%
CAPACITY PER CKT, AUTO RESET
DIAG". The Leaving Solution Temp
exceeded the Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint after the Hot Start Time Interval
While this diagnostic is active, the
second compressor on each
refrigerant circuit is shut off
and/or prevented from staging
ON.
(PAR) An automatic reset occurs after
the Leaving Solution Temperature
decreases 5 deg F or more below the
Hot Start Load Limit Setpoint.
Hot Start Load Limit (Info)
Problem: The Leaving Solution
Temperature is too hot.
Hot Operation Response is set to
"ALLOW NORMAL OPERATION, INFO
RESET DIAG". The Leaving Solution
Temp exceeded the Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint after the Hot Start Time Interval
No change in unit operation
occurs. This diagnostic is for
information only.
(INFO) An automatic reset occurs after
the Leaving Solution Temperature
decreases 5 deg F or more below the
Hot Start Load Limit Setpoint.
Hot Start Load Limit (Man)
Problem: The Leaving Solution
Temperature is too hot.
Hot Operation Response is set to
"SHUT OFF COMPRESSORS,
MANUAL RESET DIAG". The Leaving
Solution Temp exceeded the Hot Start
Load Limit Setpoint after the Hot Start
Time Interval expired.
A "lockout all Ckts" request is
issued to the compressor staging
function. The Unit will deenergize
the following relays: Compressor
Relays, LPC Bypass Relays,
Liquid Line Solenoids, and HGBP
Relay. Comfort/Process Cooling,
and Ice Building are terminated
and prevented from occurring
until the diagnostic condition is
cleared.
(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.
Hot Start Load Limit Setpoint Fail
Problem: The Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint is out of range.
Check: If Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint Source is assigned to
either GBAS module, but this
setpoint has not been assigned to
one of that GBAS module’s
analog inputs, this diagnostic can
occur.
The unit is reading a signal that is out of
range for the Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint.
The default (HI) Hot Start Load
Limit Setpoint will become the
active setpoint while this
diagnostic is active.
(PAR) An automatic reset occurs after
the designated Hot Start Load Limit
Setpoint source sends a signal that is
within range for 10 continuous seconds,
or after a different setpoint source is
user-defined.