15.2
Service Reference 'T' Models
Problem
PC TOO COLD
Total Compartment Too
Cold.
PC TOO WARM
Total Compartment
Warm.
FC TOO COLD
Total Compartment Too
Cold.
Possible Causes
* FC fan not going.
* Short of gas.
* PC sensor inaccurate.
* Evaporator ice up.
* No refrigeration.
* Fans not working.
* Power/control module
failure.
* PC delivery duct
blocked.
* FC sensor location.
* Faulty sensor.
* PC fan not going.
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Check for fault code (refer to Sections 10.1.1
or 10.2.1).
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Check for mechanical obstruction.
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Check for broken wires.
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Check polarity.
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Replace fan.
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Check run percentage. If high, check
evaporator.
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Check fully flooded evaporator, check for leak.
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Check calibration of sensor ice point using
interface binary (refer to Sections 10.1.5 or
10.2.3) or refer to thermistor resistance table
(refer to Section 4.22).
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Check defrost element, check continuity.
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Check door seal/door left open.
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Does compressor run? If no, check power
supplies. If yes, check refrigeration system.
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If running, check for live frost/fully flooded
evaporator. If not, check for leak.
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Check for fault code (refer to Sections 10.1.1
or 10.2.1).
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Is there a 12Volt supply, PC light working?
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If yes, check fan connection(s) at fan end, also
at power/control module end of the harness.
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If no, check for power/control module failure.
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Check fan is not a Y97-16 stalling on fan
speed 3.
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Are lamp / interface LED's working?
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If not, check display module connection.
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If OK, is compressor running?
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If not, replace power/control module.
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De-ice area behind chassis.
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Check set temperature.
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Sensor clipped and located in correct
position?
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Check calibration of sensor ice point using
interface binary (refer to Sections 10.1.5 or
10.2.3) or refer to thermistor resistance table
(refer to Section 4.22).
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Check for fault code (refer to Sections 10.1.1
or 10.2.1).
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Check for mechanical obstruction.
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Check for broken wires.
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Check polarity.
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Replace fan.
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