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Mitsubishi Mini-Split Compressor Not Running, But No Codes. Help Appreciated.
BigRob
Member Posts: 324
So I just had two new PUY-A30NHA7 and PEAD-A30AA7 units commissioned. All accessories (Kumo, Redlink thermostat) are operational. I can enter test mode. During test mode, the condenser fan activates at a low speed, I would say. The PEAD also activates. LEDs on PEAD are fine. Two solids and one blinking for comms for PEAD and the PUY red and green LEDs are solid. No error codes. AC input is solid. DC voltage at pink connector is proper. I have checked the dip switches numerous times. I do not have the IR remote, which I just ordered so I can access smooth maintenance functions. When the rain stops I plan to check compressor connections, winding continuity, reactor wiring, and wiring connections.
Questions:
has anyone seen this before?
Is this a setup or some kind of issue that is after any Mitsubishi fault checking?
Can I access smooth maintenance from the Redlink thermostat or Kumo Cloud?
Suggestions appreciated!
Questions:
has anyone seen this before?
Is this a setup or some kind of issue that is after any Mitsubishi fault checking?
Can I access smooth maintenance from the Redlink thermostat or Kumo Cloud?
Suggestions appreciated!
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Comments
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If you just had these newly installed and commissioned, where is the installer?
Why are you chasing this thing down?0 -
Where is the installing contractor?
i know I wouldn’t be happy with a customer changing settings!0 -
were they running, ever? That answer would help guide the opinions
Valves are open? It was properly commissioned?
Too many assumptions if you're not the tech. Probably something simple, these systems are rock solid. Once in a blue moon there's a glitch out of the box--extremely rare.1 -
New install. First power on and in test mode. No error codes. Everything worked but the compressor. Turns out the power supply board got jarred by a shock in shipping and ripped off multiple leads of the IGBT and rectifier IC's connected to the heat sink. Yes, properly commissioned. Triple evacuation down to a steady 50 microns; 400psi nitrogen test for a couple days before that.
All works now. The PEAD and PUY is a nice system.0
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