Split Gree Air Conditioners - How to repair an Air Conditioner.

Split Gree Air Conditioners. For lack of loading or overloading.

This will inform you manometers bridge analyzer, if the pressure in the circuit is low, below normal (See table refrigerant pressures), chances are we've got a leak, excess fluid in the circuit as we can detect with a clamp meter, comparing actual consumption with the theoretical plate of the outdoor unit features a machine with extra fluid consumed well over what makes the plate.

Split Gree Ar Condicionado. Cooling line is Frozen.

We will verify that we have no lack of charge or leakage (also shows the lack of load testing whether the line is hot or cold liquid and gas is cold or temp. Environment. The machine is in depression: We usually happens when we have a blockage in the circuit so the gap is made to the circuit through the compressor.

Split Gree Cooling. In Case of Leakage.

If the machine has been working check for an oil slick, which does not indicate the approximate point where this, or use electronic devices to detect different refrigerants, but the best method is water and soap provided have pressure within the circuit. Although I recommend the use of sealing air leaks DRAC Extreme conditioning as both domestic and insustrial is valid and does not affect any system component.

Split Gree. Electrical Components and Electronics.

Check immediately if we stress on the indoor unit if we started this, and check for voltage at the outdoor unit if we do not start. Another test is to check the compressor windings with a tester to check the status of this, and perform a check to the wiring of the machine.

 

Electronics: If it is unbootable check the indoor unit and transformer fuse board if you have this, check the wiring and check that everything is correct. If it has been shown above and the machine does not present a warning signal, automatically change plate. In the event that an alarm appears this can be: failure Interconnection of the plate, immersion probe the indoor or outdoor unit, temperature sensor of the outdoor unit or indoor fan failure.