Air Conditioning - Ducted ACSON not working E03
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rabidt73
11-05-09, 06:37 PM
Hi
Any help would be most appreciated.
I have an acson ducted unit, the outdoor compressor does not seem to be working. I have checked that all cables are plugged in, the fuse box seems ok. The LED control inside says flashing E03 which from research may be Compressor 2 high temperature(overload).
Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.
I have read that a thermostat reset may help but I dont know how to do this.
Thanks in advance.
Any help would be most appreciated.
I have an acson ducted unit, the outdoor compressor does not seem to be working. I have checked that all cables are plugged in, the fuse box seems ok. The LED control inside says flashing E03 which from research may be Compressor 2 high temperature(overload).
Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.
I have read that a thermostat reset may help but I dont know how to do this.
Thanks in advance.
GRIMKNOTME
11-06-09, 01:09 AM
Is this a ducted mini-split :confused:
----Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.---
Sounds like it is zoned with a zone not working.
I would reset all power and see what happens which will reset your t-stat unless it has batteries.
----Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.---
Sounds like it is zoned with a zone not working.
I would reset all power and see what happens which will reset your t-stat unless it has batteries.
rabidt73
11-07-09, 04:04 PM
Is this a ducted mini-split :confused:
----Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.---
Sounds like it is zoned with a zone not working.
I would reset all power and see what happens which will reset your t-stat unless it has batteries.
ducted yes but no mini-split
I have gone through all the menu options and cannot find any zones.
I have turned main powers off, will this reset the t-stat?
thanks for the tip
----Some of the indoor vents have air coming out but it is not cold. Some vents have no air coming out.---
Sounds like it is zoned with a zone not working.
I would reset all power and see what happens which will reset your t-stat unless it has batteries.
ducted yes but no mini-split
I have gone through all the menu options and cannot find any zones.
I have turned main powers off, will this reset the t-stat?
thanks for the tip
GRIMKNOTME
11-08-09, 05:18 AM
Cutting all power off should reset t-stat , unless you have batteries in it , try it , but if outside unit not working after that ,a high pressure switch in o.s unit may be keping it from running
http://i383.photobucket.com/albums/oo278/GRIMKNOTME/contact2.jpg
One end of this contactor should have 220+- volts on it with all power on to unit , when you turn on ac/heatpump the piece in the middle should pull in , (you may have two bars instead of one) , and you get the same voltage thru both ends of contactor is in outside unit as far as getting heat from heat pump , possible problems ; lo/high pressure switch = no freon,bad fan motor bad switch ,control board
If contactor does not pull in on heatpump with heat/cool on at t-stat with power on , you have a prob b4 outside unit
DO NOT FINGER TOUCH ANY METAL WIRING OR YOU WILL FEEL IT:eek:
The vents with no air coming out may be returns sucking air back in I hope.
http://i383.photobucket.com/albums/oo278/GRIMKNOTME/contact2.jpg
One end of this contactor should have 220+- volts on it with all power on to unit , when you turn on ac/heatpump the piece in the middle should pull in , (you may have two bars instead of one) , and you get the same voltage thru both ends of contactor is in outside unit as far as getting heat from heat pump , possible problems ; lo/high pressure switch = no freon,bad fan motor bad switch ,control board
If contactor does not pull in on heatpump with heat/cool on at t-stat with power on , you have a prob b4 outside unit
DO NOT FINGER TOUCH ANY METAL WIRING OR YOU WILL FEEL IT:eek:
The vents with no air coming out may be returns sucking air back in I hope.