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2) When the water heat exchanger unit is connected Error detection method An error may be assumed when the outdoor unit’s connection setting on the indoor unit is incorrect, and when an error exists in the connected equipment or when an error exists because the power has not been switched on, etc. (The number of indoor units connected must be set at two on the outdoor unit when a water heat exchanger unit is connected.) • The setting for number of indoor units connected is set at three or more on the outdoor unit. • The power to the connected water heat exchanger unit has not been switched on. • High voltage (AC200V, etc.) has been applied to the indoor/outdoor operation wiring circuit. Troubleshooting 1 Power supply 1-1 Is the power to the water heat exchanger unit’s switched off? Yes Switch on the power 2 Indoor/outdoor operation wiring 2-1 Is the indoor/outdoor operation wiring severed or shortcircuited? Yes Repair Wiring 2-2 Is high voltage (AC200V, etc.) being applied to the indoor/ outdoor operation wiring circuits? Yes 4-1 3-1 Has the number of connected indoor units set with the No.10 parameter on the outdoor unit’s main board been amended to a figure other than two? Yes 3-2 3-2 Set the number of connected indoor units to two with the No.10 parameter on the outdoor unit’s main board. 3 Water heat exchanger unit count 4 Remote controller wires (link wiring between the remote controller and the water heat exchanger unit) No No No No 2-1 2-2 3-1 Reset the outdoor unit’s power supply Replace the water heat Yes exchanger unit’s control board 4-1 Is the water heat exchanger unit’s control board 2P-13 already in use? No Reverse the water heat exchanger unit’s control board connectors (2P-12 → 2P-13) ● See “5. Reference Document” for details on the procedure for replacing the water heat exchanger unit’s control board. ● For board and Electrical Wiring Diagram, see Chapter 6. • Outdoor main board: page VI-2 • Outdoor power board: page VI-3 • Converter board: VI-4 • Indoor control board for DC motor models: page VI-5 • Outdoor Unit Electrical Wiring Diagram: page VI-6 IV–51 GHP_troubleshooting.indb IV‒51 2012/11/26 11:20:10