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    Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code



    Chaps,

    looking at a Haier ducted split which has been playing up for some time. The previous company diagnosed a faulty compressor but on running it seems fine although the unit stops after a minute of operation on either heating or cooling

    There is a hard wired controller but no faults show. The indoor board has flashing lights but seem more random.

    One thing I did notice that the outdoor ambient sensor had been chopped and the wired taped together, the actual sensor was missing

    I assume the first thing would be to replace the sensor but wonder if anyone has any ideas?

    Richard
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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    when it stops is it comp only or cond fan? - might be worth sticking a resitance box or a fixed resistor to trick it to think the ambient is 28deg- which it prob is in your hood, would have thought that the system wouldnt run at all if senssor is linked out

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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    condensate hi limit float switch?

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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    Found this install manual if of any use, has some fault code info:

    http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct...pjvia7ifMPcnBw

    and another one here which I'm not sure applies to your model but has all sorts of service info inc. probe resistances:
    http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct...uZwsYp9tyPIsIA

    Other than that not really messed about with Haier.

    Heard someone describe them as worse than LG if you could confirm? :-)

    Cheers,
    Andy.
    Health and safety first..........unless I'm in a hurry.

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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    Thanks chaps, no fault codes just runs for one minute off 5 ..

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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    Don't suppose it's clever enough to consider frost protection on the evap?

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    Re: Haier AD28NAAMBEA fault but no code

    Quote Originally Posted by frank View Post
    Don't suppose it's clever enough to consider frost protection on the evap?
    It was 25 deg C so unlikely but it was to the second which means the pcb was timing an error but not reporting it.....:-)

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