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Quick Navigation Tech to Tech Chat - Commercial Top paying JCI to come out would also be a good idea.well, it should be a good idea, anyway. Having actual logged data would be helpful. if you plugged up the heat exchanger, this may be the root cause of the potential low flow issue. Removing the strainers is a very, very bad idea and may be part of the problem. especially, if you have a high ambient condition.īecause they are occurring on both circuits, it is likely that you have a problem with the chilled fluid flow rate changing too quickly or running too low of a flow rate. The 'MP/HPCO' is probably due to overheating the compressors at such a low suction pressure. When these fail, the chiller can not control the EEV's any longer and shutdown. The 'Sensor Failure' diagnostic is due to having the Suction Temperature sensor and/or Suction Pressure transducer are 'out of range' which is < -12C and < 1.01 barg. Max Water Flow: 40 liters/sec 46.17 kPa pressure drop (approximate) Min Water Flow: 7.5 liters/sec 6.35 kPa pressure drop (approximate) YLAA, size 350, 50 Hz, Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger, 34% PG it is likely that you have '50'.ģ4% 4F FP means you are running propylene glycol.

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