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    trane rtab211



    displays chiller mod to option mod comm failure



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    Re: trane rtab211

    Failure 412.
    CPM (1U1) has lost its connection to CSR (1U2).
    I have sent some info that may help.
    Grizzly

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    Re: trane rtab211

    thanks grizzly, a bit of reading to do before i go back to furthur diagnose- i had 110v on each fused input on modules but i was a bit busy swapping condenser fans on a quoted job, so will pop back next week
    cant give u any rep points for that as i need to spread them out
    Quote Originally Posted by Grizzly View Post
    Failure 412.
    CPM (1U1) has lost its connection to CSR (1U2).
    I have sent some info that may help.
    Grizzly

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    Re: trane rtab211

    Quote Originally Posted by Grizzly View Post
    Failure 412.
    CPM (1U1) has lost its connection to CSR (1U2).
    I have sent some info that may help.
    Grizzly
    Hi grizzly,
    I have seen the same alarm from last two year on the display of one of my RTAA chiller. With this alarm chiller is working normally.

    Moideen-Dubai

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    Disable external lockout on settings that alarm will dissapear

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    That's if you are not using external controls BMS

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    Re: trane rtab211

    hi moideen unfortunatly as soon as you reset the alarm,history then it flags up and disables circuit A
    Quote Originally Posted by moideen View Post
    Hi grizzly,
    I have seen the same alarm from last two year on the display of one of my RTAA chiller. With this alarm chiller is working normally.

    Moideen-Dubai

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    Re: trane rtab211

    Quote Originally Posted by install monkey View Post
    hi moideen unfortunatly as soon as you reset the alarm,history then it flags up and disables circuit A
    hi install, you mean disable or enable.rtaa circuit A&B are working without tripping.

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    Re: trane rtab211

    with circuit a and b enabled to run on the tracer, if the demand is there then when it asks for circuit a to run then the fault message occurs, when i go into custom report i get the option to reset fault history on circuit a then circuit b then an option to do a reset of the chiller, after completing all 3 resets it still wont allow circuit a to run, circuit b starts up and runs ok, nothing has been touched on the chiller, all cabling between modules appear ok, all fuses on pcs ok, 110v on each,ok

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    Re: trane rtab211

    update on system- after visiting site to bash filters, decoy - to check that chiller armed with info off grizzly(ta) bloody thing all working , no alarms , so possibly external component causing grounding that has since dried out.
    did check the signing in book to see if anyone has visited and i was the last visitor. back on site in january so will moniter

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