Troubleshooting
Certain circuits in the FusionCol8000-C have lethal voltage. Only professional technicians are allowed to perform maintenance. Exercise caution during live-line troubleshooting.
If jumpers are used for troubleshooting, remove them after troubleshooting. Connected jumpers may affect control functions and damage the unit.
Symptom |
Possible Cause |
Reference Solution |
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The FusionCol8000-C generates abnormal sound. |
Fans, pipes, or support are loose. Shock absorption bars between the unit and the support are lost. |
Fix the component and add shock absorption bars. |
An indoor fan fails to start. |
Neither the main circuit breaker nor the indoor fan circuit breaker is switched on. |
Check that the general switch and fan switch are ON. |
An indoor fan is damaged. |
Replace the fan. |
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The fan drive is damaged. |
Replace the fan drive. |
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The northbound communication is abnormal. |
The northbound communications cable is incorrectly connected. |
Check that the northbound communications cable is connected to the northbound COM port on the main control module. |
The T/H sensor cannot detect the humidity and temperature. |
The settings on the display module are incorrect. |
Ensure that the corresponding T/H sensor is enabled on the display module. |
The temperature and humidity sensor is faulty. |
If the T/H sensor still cannot detect the temperature and humidity after the sensor is enabled, replace the sensor in time. |
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The communications cable to the T/H module is incorrectly connected. |
Check whether a northbound communications cable is incorrectly connected to the T/H sensor RS485/12V port on the front panel of the main control module. |
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Condensate water exists on the surfaces of the panel surface. |
The operating environment of the FusionCol8000-C is extremely humid. |
Enhance the airtightness of the equipment room. |
The temperature threshold is set to a much smaller value. |
Adjust the temperature and humidity thresholds. |
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The temperature control of the unit is abnormal. |
The valve plug of the chilled water valve is reversely installed. |
Check that the chilled water valve plug is correctly installed. |
The chilled water valve is stuck. |
Replace the chilled water valve. |
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The temperature and humidity thresholds are improper. |
Adjust the temperature and humidity thresholds. |
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Alarms, such as water overflow and no refrigerant output, are generated. |
Check the alarm causes and clear the alarm manually. |
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The chilled water valve is faulty or the cable connection is incorrect. |
Replace the actuator or reconnect the cable. |
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Water leaks at the bottom of the unit. |
The thermal insulation foam of the unit is damaged. |
Check whether thermal insulation foam of the unit is securely installed and repair the damaged thermal insulation tube. |
The drainpipe is blocked. |
Ensure that the drainpipes are not over-bent. |
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The pipes leak. |
Check the pipes and weld the pipe or fasten related bolts if the pipes leak. |
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The water inlet solenoid valve cannot be closed. |
Replace the water inlet solenoid valve. |
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The drainage capacity of the unit decreases. |
The drainpipe is over-bent or a water trap exists. |
Check that drainpipes are free from bends and traps. Ensure that the pipes are not blocked. |
The heating function fails. |
The electric heater temperature switch is being protected. |
Check whether the temperature switch is faulty. Replace the faulty switch. |
An electric heater is burnt out. |
Disconnect the power supply and check whether the electric heater is damaged by checking the electric heater resistance properties with an ohmmeter. |
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No water is supplied to the water inlet solenoid valve of the humidifier. |
The upstream water supply is faulty or the water pressure is below the lower threshold. |
Restore the water supply. |
The water inlet solenoid valve is blocked or faulty. |
Replace the water inlet solenoid valve. |
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The cable to the water inlet solenoid valve is incorrectly connected. |
Reconnect the cable. |
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The humidification capacity is insufficient. |
The wet film humidifier wears out and deteriorates. |
Replace the wet film humidifier. |
The air filter is blocked. |
The air filter has been used for too long and become dusty. |
Replace the air filter. |
The differential pressure switch is faulty. |
Replace the differential pressure switch. |
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The pressure difference cannot be controlled. |
The micro differential pressure sensor is faulty. |
Replace the micro differential pressure sensor. |
The pressure tube is blocked or over-bent. |
Replace the pressure tube or route the pressure tube again. |
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The position of the static pressure tube is improper. |
Select another pressure point. |
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The damper does not operate. |
The actuator cable is not properly connected. |
Check and reconnect the cable to the motorized damper actuator. |
The actuator is faulty and does not operate. |
Replace the actuator. |
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The damper is stuck. |
Replace the motorized damper. |