Service Reference; B" Models; Pc Too Cold - Fisher & Paykel 790 Active Smart Service Manual

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9

SERVICE REFERENCE

9.1

"B" Models

PC TOO COLD

Cold Crispers
Ice In Crispers
Bottom of Compartment Cold –
Top Warm
Total Compartment Too Cold
PC TOO WARM
Top of Compartment Warm –
Bottom Cold
Total Compartment Warm
FC TOO COLD
Total Compartment Too Cold
* Ambient heater open circuit
(alarm will sound and fault
code will be displayed)
* PC fan fitted upside down
* PC fan not going
* Air leakage base duct cover
* PC sensor location
* PC fan not going (alarm will
sound and fault code will be
displayed)
* FC fan not going (alarm will
sound and fault code will be
displayed)
* Short of gas
* PC sensor inaccurate
* PC fan not going (alarm will
sound and fault code will be
displayed)
* PC fan upside down
* Return duct iced up
* PC duct blocked
* Evaporator iced up
* No refrigeration
* Fans not working (alarm will
sound and fault code will be
displayed)
* Power/control module
failure
* FC sensor location
* Faulty sensor
* PC faulty fan (alarm will
sound and fault code will be
displayed)
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Check continuity of element using multimeter.
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Fan hub to be facing PC
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Check voltage to plug, check wiring polarity
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Seal with foam tape on duct divider spigot
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Ensure tip of sensor not against duct
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Check for mechanical obstruction
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Check power to plug
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Check polarity
Check for broken wires
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Replace fan
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Check power to plug
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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
or refer to thermistor resistance table in service manual
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Check power to plug
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Check polarity
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Check for broken wires
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Check fan is not jammed with ice or anything else
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Replace fan
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Fan hub to be facing FC – refit
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De-ice duct area behind chassis
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Check PC duct insulation for good seal in return duct
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Check doors are sealing
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Defrost evaporator chassis
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Check for door seal
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Check defrost element, check continuity
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Check door seal / door left open
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Does cabinet run? If not check power supplies. If yes
check refrigeration system
If running, check for live frost/fully flooded evaporator. If
not check for leak
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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
module end of the harness
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If no check for power/control module failure.
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Are lamp / interface L.E.D.'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 module
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Check set temperature
Sensor clipped and located in correct position
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Check calibration of sensor ice point using interface binary
or refer to thermistor resistance table in service manual
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Check PC cooling, fan running
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