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    Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1



    I was called to look at no heat coming from Rads. Initially there was an E5 fault so I checked the comp/inverter board to conclude the comp needs replacing.
    I then coded out the faulty comp to run the left hand comp.
    Here's the question I'm looking for help with

    The left hand comp run and hot gas can be felt going down the pipework to the indoor unit and chilled air coming off both external coils. After a couple of mins a valve can be heard opening/closing and a rush of hot gas being directed into the left hand coil. So now we have warm air coming off the left hand coil and chilled air coming off the right. The hot gas going to the indoors down the pipe work becomes just warmish.
    Any one got any ideas why hot gas is being diverted to the left hand coil?

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Is the left hand comp a fixed speed motor?
    Could that be its way of capacity control? not enough heating required inside to run full whack.
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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    thanks Sean,
    the left hand comp is inverter driven.In theory once the faulty comp [right side] is coded out then it should run on the left only as an emergency mode. I'm wondering if it is going into defrost and that's why it's pushing hot gas into the left hand coil. Perhaps a faulty thermistor that is n't far enough out of range to throw up a fault code.

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Be interesting to hear what you find.
    Interested to keep learning. linkedin.com/company/refrigeration-itmc

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    From vrv3 onwards, the defrost sequence was altered to allow individual coils to defrost seperately thus allowing heating to the indoor coils to continue. Prior to this, heating indoors stopped, sometimes leading to cold draughts and poor indoor temperature control.

    I would start by checking your sensor readings (easy with a Service Checker) but by resistance without a checker.

    Seems like the unit may be going into defrost.

    The heat pumps are basically vrv with different software
    Last edited by frank; 19-11-2023 at 08:08 PM.

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    That's really helpful.When i get back to site I will check the thermistors and report back

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Hey Guys,

    The left-hand component operates through an inverter drive. The idea is that once the faulty component on the right side is addressed in the code, the system should function in an emergency mode using the left side alone. I suspect the system might be entering a defrost mode, causing it to push hot gas into the left-hand coil. It's possible that a faulty thermistor could be causing this without deviating far enough from the expected range to trigger a fault code.

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Quote Originally Posted by Elizabeth View Post
    Hey Guys,

    The left-hand component operates through an inverter drive. The idea is that once the faulty component on the right side is addressed in the code, the system should function in an emergency mode using the left side alone. I suspect the system might be entering a defrost mode, causing it to push hot gas into the left-hand coil. It's possible that a faulty thermistor could be causing this without deviating far enough from the expected range to trigger a fault code.
    Hi Elizabeth
    Welcome to the forum
    Please see post number 5

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    I have now changed the compressors and is behaving normally without going into a hot gas bypass

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    The Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1 is a notable addition to energy-efficient heating solutions. Renowned for its reliability and performance, it exemplifies Daikin's commitment to cutting-edge technology in the HVAC industry. With its advanced features and eco-friendly design, the EMRQ8AAY1 stands as a testament to Daikin's innovation in residential heating systems.

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Quote Originally Posted by amelia123 View Post
    The Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1 is a notable addition to energy-efficient heating solutions. Renowned for its reliability and performance, it exemplifies Daikin's commitment to cutting-edge technology in the HVAC industry. With its advanced features and eco-friendly design, the EMRQ8AAY1 stands as a testament to Daikin's innovation in residential heating systems.
    What a waste of time post. Didn't bring any information to the table, but as it doesn't break forum rules I cant reasonably delete it.

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    Quote Originally Posted by Jayaka View Post
    thanks Sean,
    the left hand comp is inverter driven.In theory once the faulty comp [right side] is coded out then it should run on the left only as an emergency mode. I'm wondering if it is going into defrost and that's why it's pushing hot gas into the left hand coil. Perhaps a faulty thermistor that is n't far enough out of range to throw up a fault code.
    Hypothesizing on the HVAC issue. Considering coding out the faulty comp for emergency mode on the left, but suspecting a defrost issue. Possible faulty thermistor within range causing unexpected behavior.Fm Whatsapp Download

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    Re: Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1

    The Daikin Atherma model EMRQ8AAY1 represents a significant advancement in energy-efficient heating solutions. Recognized for its reliability and superior performance, it showcases Daikin's dedication to state-of-the-art HVAC technology. Its advanced features and environmentally friendly design underscore Daikin's innovative approach to residential heating systems.

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