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    help please



    Hi forum


    I have just had a 20 kw invertor installed
    but the guy has had trouble getting it working

    he said he would come back thursday but
    today is so damm hot

    it is displaying a U3 error
    I think this means it is not commissioned

    how do I fix it?


    jabela



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    Re: help please

    Hi jabela

    It might help the members if you posted some details about your system, such as, Make, Model, Number of indoor units, Number of outdoor units, Refirgerant type etc.

    From where we are, we cannot see your system.

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    Re: help please

    Thanks for the prompt response
    it is a daikin
    3 phase
    invertor
    ODU is RZYQ8PY1 (built 9/2010)
    IDU FDYQ200PV1

    just installed yesterday

    U3 error keeps coming up

    from my reading it may not have been commissioned?
    i am not sure what this means
    is there a process of comissioning
    I can not find an operations manual



    jabela

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    Re: help please

    addit

    there are 11 outlets
    on 2 zones

    i gather i press the zone 1 and 2 till the green LED is displayed, and hence they are usable

    jabela

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    Re: help please

    The U3 error means that the system has not been properly commissioned.

    I would get the installer back to complete the job properly.

    The are a number of settings/checks to do, in addition to adding any additional refrigerant, prior to carrying out the test operation.

    The attached pdf explains how to carry out the test operation
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Re: help please

    Beware of voiding your warranty by playing with a non-commissioned system.

    It might prove expensive if things go wrong or you extend the commissioning time and the technician has to start again because of your actions.
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    Re: help please

    jabela,
    I installed one of these last November and they take about an hour and a half to commission properly.
    Remember we are here for a good time, not a long time.
    Trust me i'm a Fridgy.

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    Re: help please

    Thanks for the suggestions. A different guy came back today
    And tinkered for a little while and commissioned the unit

    He could not understand why the first guy could not complete the job

    All worked well for about 2 hrs
    Then it stopped working
    And started to display the error code LC

    Anyhow. The guy is coming back
    Again tomorrow.

    What does it all mean.

    Jabela

    Thanks for the responses

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    Re: help please

    Hey all

    Another guy came back today
    And fixed the problem

    The problem was that one of the 3 phases had a dodgy connection
    It was intermittently connecting and disconnecting

    The guy today found the wire responsible and secured it
    And took some photos to stir up his mate about a dodgy install

    The guy explained that without the 3 phase working the unit could not go through commissioning, and hence the u3 error. The yesterday must have been lucky enough to be able to commission the unit while there was a temporary connection. Then after a while the 3rd phase was lost and hence it became a LC error.


    Anyhow.

    With the wire secured, all is perfect.


    Thanks all for your (collective) help


    Jabela

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    Re: help please

    I took a leaf out of this guys book. Last year I was working with and Airedale tech who was comissioning 2 close control units I'd installed.
    First thing he did was check every terminal was tight in the electric panel.
    No loose wires but later found that the pressure sensors connected @rse about face on the terminal block.

    Andy.
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